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Dear Subscriber, Invariably every parent is confronted with questions about video games for their kids. Knowing that video games top many wish lists for holiday gift giving, we thought a little inside information on the topic might be helpful. Happy holidays!
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Video Game “Cheat Sheet” for Parents

So Your Kids Want a Video
Game; Now What?

Kid Gamer
A large majority (73 percent) of published video games are approved for most ages. Shop knowing what's in the game with the ESRB rating app.
As entertainment publishers crank out the big video game titles just in time for the holiday shopping season, kids everywhere are hoping that the neatly wrapped gift underneath the tree is the latest release. For eight years running, video games rank as the third most requested holiday gift item.
But nearly 40 years after their invention, video games are still a mystery to many parents. This month’s You Should Know is here to save the day by arming parents, grandparents and other family with a guide to choosing video games wisely for the kids on their shopping lists. Start here.
BY THE NUMBERS /
10
Worst
Just in time for the holiday season, World Against Toys Causing Harm (W.A.T.C.H.) has released its 2014 nominees for the annual “10 Worst Toys” list.
89%
Engage
According to the top 10 gaming trends of 2014, 89 percent of parents are very involved in monitoring their kids’ video game purchases and play.
$21.5
Billion
More than $21.5 billion was spent on gaming in 2013, including content, accessories and hardware as shown in statistics from this industry report. (PDF).
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Doctor G on Choosing Healthy Games

Yes? No? Maybe? Unsure how to monitor your kids video game choices and use? Doctor G shares three tips for choosing healthy games and three ways to use them as educational resources. View video.

Fun Drop Video Channel Features a Parents Guide to Video Games Series

FunDrop is an E-Rated video rental service for kids. The company’s YouTube channel features a four-part series on selecting the right game console first, and then advises on game choice. View videos.

Game ScreenReview Quality Video Games in Action

LearningWorks for Kids was founded on the premise that video games can be a powerful tool (when used responsibly) for the intellectual, emotional and academic development of children and young adults. These videos present video games that demonstrate these principles. View video page.

The 10 Worst Toys of All Time

Beads that turn into the “date-rape drug” when ingested; dolls with jaws that eat fingers; science kits shipped with deadly uranium: these are all toys selected as the worst of the worst.
See list

Exclusive Interview with Dr. Toy

Dr. Stevanne Auerbach, known widely as “Dr. Toy,” is a leading expert on play, toys and children’s products. Parents, teachers and toy buyers all use Dr. Toy’s guidance in selecting great toys.
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