my son play cooking with mama on nintendo DS and he is only 3 years old
By se7enthbird
@se7enthbird (8307)
Philippines
July 25, 2009 4:59am CST
i got this game originally for my wife, and when she started palying it my son always sits down on her lap and watch how his mom plays. after a week or two i found my son is the one playing already, and i can hear that he can perfect some of the recipe. i am so proud that he has interest in cooking and he enjoys playing games that would really help his mind and he is gaining a lot of knowledge from it. some of my nephews plays games that are not appropriate for their age and i know some of it are violence. i am proud to see my son and hope he will be the next Jamie Oliver har har har. here is the link of the cooking with mama that i am talking about http://www.gamespot.com/ds/puzzle/cookingmama/index.html
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7 responses
@zed_k4 (17589)
• Singapore
30 Jul 09
I hope so too that one day your son will be the next Jamie Oliver, hopefully yeah..
Cooking games are awesome too, I do play a bit on Facebook; it's called Hell's Kitchen. Kids nowadays are more brilliant than when we were young.
They are more exposed to technologies and stuff like that. Can be good for their brain development, with monitoring. I've never played Cooking with Mama but I heard it's an awesome game. I'll check out the link you slotted there soon..
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
7 Aug 09
yes if we let them play under our supervission and monitoring their activities it would really help them a lot. be sure also that they wint get addicted to it for gaming can really be addictive. thanks a lot for the response and i do hope to that my son can be the next jamie oliver har har har
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@kaka135 (14994)
• Malaysia
26 Jul 09
It's so cute and smart that your son is playing the game when he's so young. I think playing game can really help to develop their brain and creativity, also it can be a good activity to interact with the parents too.
Thanks for sharing the game, I've heard about it, and it seems to be quite fun. 
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
7 Aug 09
yes gaming is one of the things we use to do for family bonding. my wife and i plays a few games on ps2 and she plays with our son a few games as well. i play a few games with my son also but ,ost of the games we paly are physical. we play wrestling that of course i am always the loser har har har. we play ball and we also play under the reain. thanks a lot for the response kaka
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@roniroxas (10559)
• Philippines
26 Jul 09
now this i have to see for my self lol. i will go to your house one of this day to take a look on what he is doing. your child is very intelligent GOT IT FROM HIS MOM lol. sure even the cooking skills was from mom. i am so happy that my godchilld loves and enjoys this game i know that he will not get hungry when he is old enough and wont really on order take out foods and instant like you. lol
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
7 Aug 09
yes i know that he got that from his mom, you dont have to put it with big bold letters. har har har i am happy that my son enjoys cooking on games and eventually i know he will be having interest also with cooking for he sees it everyday that his mom doing it. thanks a lot for your sarcastis response har har har
@JenInTN (27514)
• United States
30 Jul 09
That's great. I agree that some games are a little violent for a child and I think that everything they do right now..at least at his age..shapes his mind and determines who he will be. I don't really have a problem with violent games..I play them..but I do think that age and understanding is very important where these games are concerned.
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
7 Aug 09
we adult can play violent games and it will not affect us in any way. i do play some violent games as well like grand theft and wrestling, but i dont think kids has to play this kind of games for there are a lot of educational games to choose from. thanks a lot for the response my friend
He is clever.I think if you search the good games to children and schedule time for him.I believe the computer are not harm kids.@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
7 Aug 09
yes i think if parents will let their children play games that are educational and disipline them with time t play it wont be a harm at all for games can really help them in a lot of way. but of course we need to guide them so they wont get to addicted with it for games can really be addictive. thanks a lot for the response
@OpinionatedLady (5965)
• United States
27 Jul 09
We have this game for WII. My kids, whom I got it for since they are always wanting to help cook, love this game and I too love the fact that it is constructive. No violence, or strange morals just fun.
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
7 Aug 09
ues very constuctive it will help them have interest with cooking and it has no violence. it also makes them understand different foods and vegetables, importance of it and how the right way to handle it in a such early age. thanks a lot for the response opi
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
7 Aug 09
yes i would love to see him being expert in cooking not just on gaming but in real food as well. my wife i a great cook and i hope he can get that from her. i am not good in cooking but i am 100% very good in eating har har har. i can be a food critic. thanks a lot for the response my friend
