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At least the games on the food sites I've seen are G- (or E-)rated. We taught our kids at an early age what ads are (they are trying to make you spend your money, whether you need something or not). Forewarned is forearmed. Besides, they can play all the Fruity Pebbles games they want; if I don't buy it, the advertising is not a problem. They are learning by example that purchases should be a thoughtful choice, not just based on a flashy ad.

Posted by: MichP   Posted on: 03/19/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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