UPC 855444006008

• Inspired by Cards Against Humanity but for kids. 100% family-friendly!
• Winner of Scholastic's Gold Star Toy Award. A multiple award-winning party game for tweens, young teens and their families (4-10 players, ages 8+).
• A HILARIOUS word game of fill-in-the blanks. Designed to reintroduce a love of tabletop games for a screen-obsessed generation. Attention-grabbing. Easy-to-learn. Quick, simple play.
• Comes with 455 durable, premium-printed cards (2"x3") and rules insert in a custom shrink-wrapped box. Expansion Pack #1, Expansion Pack #2 and Expansion Pack BLANK sold separately.
• Portable take anywhere size. Great for parties, sleepovers, slumber parties, road trips, flights, picnics, and summer camps. Take the laughter with you wherever you go!

Inspired by Cards Against Humanity but for Kids! 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 (none of the adult content that Cards Against Humanity has)
• Spend face-to-face interaction time with family and friends rather than with their gadgets
• Expand their imagination and creativity through wacky humor
• Laugh 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.

If you like the classic game play of Mad Libs, want something funnier and edgier than Apples to Apples, easier to learn than Exploding Kittens, or need something more family-friendly than Cards Against Humanity than Not Parent Approved is your game!