OK first of all last time when I downloaded this I don’t know somethings wrong and I don’t know with the game but now I downloaded it and I checked the review and then it said you need to pay and then the worker from the game that made the game saidThat day we don’t need to do any paying so I checked the game and then it said you still need to pay It doesn’t look fun anymore see I’m nine years old and I’m like so sad because I’m a kid and I really wanted to do this app and it says press these two buttons and let your parents do it as a parent for help and then all the sudden I know I wasn’t gonna give it to my parents because they wouldn’t pay for three free pay or something for a month like $17 for a month and I know they wouldn’t do that and I love this game I thought it looked fun but now all the sudden It just turned out like I can’t play it because it’s literally so much money to pay please fix the game if you fix the game I’ll be so happy and I will make other people happy to not pay and just play the game

I asked my dad for permission, and he said there wasn’t anything wrong with it. However, I found myself in a bit of a bind because I only had one gem left and couldn’t play anything. Thankfully, VIP was around to lend a hand, as the boop kids were supposed to give you 30 gems. Unfortunately, those 30 gems just didn’t cut it. In the end, I would definitely advise against buying it. I want to address some concerns regarding Boop Kids that have come to my attention. While it may seem appealing at first glance, my experience and observations suggest that it might not be as beneficial for children as it claims to be. There are indications that the company is prioritizing profit over the genuine well-being and development of kids. Many parents have expressed frustration over the hidden costs associated with Boop Kids. Although initial offerings may appear affordable, it quickly becomes clear that there are numerous upsells and additional charges that can accumulate, creating a financial burden for families. This money-grabbing approach feels deceptive, as it often happens without clear communication upfront. Ultimately, it’s important to critically evaluate whether Boop Kids truly serves the best interests of children or if it’s mainly focused on maximizing profit. I urge fellow parents to consider these factors carefully before choosing to engage with this service.

Dearest creator- I’m about 9-10, but that really doesn’t mater what does is this “free trial” since, I don’t have a currency I can’t buy the “free trial” also only 3 days…?!?! And the ad’s are not very child friendly, I was like 6 when I saw a advertisement of Boop kids. It was a little girl that looked like she was 6-7 and she was drawing huggy wuggy (a horror game character) with a deep and scary voice and that pretty much scarred me for a while (btw I did mean to spell scarred not scared) I’m still not okay with the fact they you have to pay and only a “free trial” for 3 days. Also when I did get to use the app it said I couldn’t make another character because I needed to pay…now if you could make it free with just like a few this token away, like taking away a few things for the games on this app so the children that are using this app don’t have pay or ask their parents to pay. Thank you for reading this ☺️