🧩 Enhance Emotional Development: Peaceable Kingdom Friends and Neighbors Cooperative Game for Kids Review

I love games and enjoy teaching my children. Every other game we play needs my attention so I can help with the rules. This game is very simple. The children choose a board, then draw a token and try to help someone on the board. I showed them this game once and now they ask for it and a 3 year old girl can look after a 2 year old and help her play the game.

This is a nice game that you can play together to find the ways you can help (pull out of your pocket) to meet the needs to fulfill on the map. We walk around the game map between each round, pretending to walk around our area. It comes with a little booklet to help you inspire your child to show empathy. I just wish the little book was less contrived. My daughter loves reading it at the end of each fame to talk about how they felt.

Although the game is based on chance, unlike our favorite Peace Kingdom games (Treasure Hunt and Owl Hoot), it's perfect for kids. This is the only game my 2.5 year old can handle She will play it about 3 times in a row before she gets bored I think it's definitely better for younger kids although my almost 5 year old likes it too I seem liking it i love our discussion about feelings and how to help people when we play this game i don't know how long we will play it but for now it's great i…

Bought for my kids and they absolutely love it! Such a wonderful game to encourage kids to think of others and learn how to be a helper. All the pieces are made from a cardboard-like material, so they're pretty durable (which means my kid hasn't bent any of the pieces yet) and they love how quick and easy they are to clean! There aren't a thousand pieces everywhere that often get lost. And I like that the materials are eco-friendly! Keeps everyone engaged for a good twenty minutes and allows…

The game has a great idea but it could be done better. There are only four game boards and they all have basically the same thing. I don't like the fact that it shows you which part should match. My 3 year old daughter has excellent problem solving skills and by putting what they need to bring together onto a play element solves the problem. For example, one of the works shows a little girl who has lost a balloon and is crying. The game says we have to pull out the balloon and give her a new…

I looked at the one star reviews. One or two good moments, but mostly just unfair. I bought this for my 2.5 year old a year ago. He is almost 4 now and we just played 2 rounds last night and he loved it. I agree that the age should be between 2 and 4 years old as older kids will NOT be bored with this game. The game doesn't teach kids how to solve problems simply by giving them something that makes them happy. It helps in object identification and mapping. The adult should help them see the…

Let me start by saying that this game is awesome! I bought this to play with my 4 year old daughter and she absolutely loves it. My daughter has a language problem that makes it difficult for her to communicate, so I bought this game to try and get her to speak more and express her feelings. This game aims to analyze the feelings of others, in this case the characters in the game, and then solve their problems to make them happy. The set contains several game boards, each consisting of 9…