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May 16, 2007 - Safety Brainiac – Junior Edition continues to make ripples in the very big “Toy Pond”! Brainiac Games Inc. is thrilled with the news that the game has just earned the coveted National Parenting Center’s Seal of Approval for Spring 2007. The game’s second award in as many weeks.
“Hundreds of games and toys are reviewed by these independent toy evaluators and organizations but only the “creme of the crop” receive awards and seals of approval,” shares Tamara Purcell, VP of Operations for Brainiac Games Inc., “We could not be happier than we are at the moment after earning these two highly sought after awards in the past 2 weeks. Safety Brainiac – Junior Edition is starting to make its mark and it’s up to us now to capitalize on these awards and turn them into sales!”
“The rigorous evaluation process and selection critieria that Safety Brainiac was put through to receive this award from the National Parenting Center was substantial" adds Jamey Purcell, President of Brainiac Games Inc. "It’s a great feeling knowing that our game stood out, above the majority of games and toys submitted, to receive this honor. Not marketing clout nor savvy, catchy marketing campaigns will earn you these awards. A well conceived game design, thorough research, quality construction and an outstanding value proposition for consumers gets the job done and gives you these kinds of industry accolades. It’s clear that Safety Brainiac – Junior Edition has a lot to offer families who are looking for a quality family activity that offers hours of fun and learning."
Safety Brainiac
Junior Edition is poised to have a positive impact on the lives of many families with the depth and breadth of safety topics covered in the game. Children, aged 5 to 12 years old, race around the game board answering all types of questions dealing with everything from bullies and internet stalkers, to poisons and fires, and pedestrian safety to weather-related dangers. This is surely one game that is destined to become a classic and passed on from generation to generation because, as parents, is there anything more important than helping keep your children safe?
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