Littlest Pet Shop Wii Games

Depending on the reading level of your child, you may need to help with reading the tasks and requests. Other than that, they should be fine on their own, for the most part. The game is meant for kids in the 6-10 year old age range and fits it well.

Playing mini games earns kibble (coins) which can be spent on train tickets to get the newly unlocked pets, or in buying accessories, clothes, and more toys and mini games. While it's fairly simple for children to finish the tasks that eventually open all the areas and new pets, the open-ended play from there is still suited and interesting to the target age group.

This is one of the best games I've seen for the Wii for my seven-year-old. It's cute, the world includes several different environments, and there are a lot of mini games to play. It's given her hours of happy entertainment, so I consider our money well spent on this game.

The only thing I didn't like was the heavy emphasis on consumerism - unlocking new pets and many of the tasks involve buying something. Still, she was able to figure most of the game out herself, loves playing, and now that she has everything unlocked, can just play with them, dress them up, and have fun, without needing to buy more "stuff."

Giraffe Pet

Register your game to get the code that unlocks the giraffe pet.

Lost your booklet? The code is: LPSGIR

Unlocking Pets and Worlds

Completing the tasks the game asks you to will eventually get all possible pets (other than the giraffe) and periodically open the locked worlds.