Endless family fun with hilarious card game for tweens and teens Ever wondered how booger juice, vampire bunnies, and grandma can end up in the same sentence? With Not Parent Approved, your kids get to: Play their mischievous selves without getting into real trouble Spend face-to-face interaction time with family and friends rather than with
Endless family fun with hilarious card game for tweens and teens
Ever wondered how booger juice, vampire bunnies, and grandma can end up in the same sentence? With Not Parent Approved, your kids get to:
Play their mischievous selves without getting into real trouble Spend face-to-face interaction time with family and friends rather than with their gadgets Expand their imagination and creativity through wacky humorLaugh at jokes and at themselves What’s in the box? 455 cards (105 questions and 350 answers) Set of rules Starts with burps, ends with “snot-out-of-your-nose” laughter
Your entire family will enjoy countless hours of belly-aching laughter as each one takes turns being the Burp Boss and the other players create the weirdest and funniest question and answer combinations.
Not Parent Approved makes the perfect gift
Enjoy effortless entertaining during sleepovers, parties, holiday reunions, school breaks, road trips, flights, picnics, and any event with the family.
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NPA is hours of fun for a family with kids 5 and up NPA is hours of fun for a family with kids 5 and up. We took it out for the kids during a family BBQ and they had tons of old-fashioned fun, playing, talking to each other and laughing, instead of staring into screens. And, contrary to the name of the game, I approve as parent. ! We’re definitely taking it out during the holidays.
Great game for sleepovers I love Cards Against Humanity and was excited to see a version for kids. My kids took an immediate liking to it and now I can watch more Game of Thrones on Saturday nights. Win-win. I will say the one downside is there aren’t expansion packs yet. Hope they come out soon.
Transformed Family Dinner Time This game has already transformed our multi-generational family dinners. Getting my 11 year old to put down the iPad and have my 15 and 17 year olds equally have a great time with their mom and grandparents = priceless. I brought it to a restaurant for a family birthday. It was great to play as we waited to order. Played a few rounds, paused to eat and the kids were begging to play more before we even got to dessert!