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Young girls, especially those in the pre-teen years, are already conscious about how they look. At this age, they should be taught how to look good without influencing them that they should be really thin and with a huge cup size just so they could draw the attention of men. The website Miss Bimbo has raised a lot of complaints as the game “Miss Bimbo” teaches these young girls that in order for them to be considered pretty and in fashion, they should watch their weight and they should embrace plastic surgery. Young girls’ minds would definitely follow this into their own personal lives as they too would want to be the coolest, richest and most famous young girl in the world just like their own little bimbo.

It may just seem like an ordinary game built for young girls but with such a negative influence, they can easily corrupt young girls into believing that they should be bulimic or anorexic just to be called pretty. On the other hand, it could also put down the morale of young girls who see themselves to be fat and therefore, they would associate themselves to be ugly and unpopular because the game shows them exactly that.

The inclusion of diet pills into the game is just unacceptable. These medicines can be readily available from stores and can be bought online. Kids who think this is the way to being pretty and popular may be tempted to buy their own diet pills. Some diet pills could be lethal in high doses so under the hands of a little girl, this is really dangerous. Why let your kids play such a game if there are many wholesome alternatives that teach young girls to be pretty but without influencing them to go under the knife or to get really thin just to be beautiful? Bratz games are somewhat similar but are definitely not a negative influence to young pre-teen girls. You could play dress up games, put on makeup or do just about anything that young girls like. It’s fun and it’s entertaining and that’s the kind of games that young pre-teen girls need.