I have played this game for a few days now (not non-stop, maybe an hour or so at most per day) and the main thing I have noticed is that it is V-E-R-Y repetitive. Plus you have to walk ALL the way across the little town every time you have to go somewhere and it takes a long time.

What you do is you have to babysit for these kids (all different ethnicities I might mention, I'm pretty sure there's a baby for each continent and with names to match, for example “Li Tchi” which sounds a lot like lychee but moving on..) and teach them educational activities.

The babysitting itself is pretty boring. You have to tickle the baby a lot to get it to like you, and also change its diaper/feed it/put it to sleep when it cries. Each baby is the same deal so there's not much variety, but for a younger child (maybe… ages 5–10?) it would be fun.

The educational games are easy at first but they get quite hard. Like, I'm a teenager and even I find them hard, so I don't see how a young kid is going to be able to do it unless they were really skilled. The games involve memory, drawing, and a speed test.

It's fun how you get to use your own name and customise the baby that the stork brings (oh did I forget to mention that? Something about he hit his head and can't remember where to deliver the baby so we have to help him look after it by walking ALL the way to the nursery each day).

I recommend this game to people that want something they can play every now and then. It's not exciting enough to be a ‘play-for-extended-periods-of-time’ sort of thing, but it's fun enough for what it is. I'd say ages 5+ or anyone who enjoys such games, like myself.