Is Cooking Fever safe for kids? An honest Cooking Fever review for parents.

Cooking Fever is a time management game app for mobile devices where players run virtual restaurants and serve customers food and drinks. The goal is to complete each level by serving customers within a set time limit and earning enough money to upgrade the restaurant, purchase new equipment and hire more staff.

Cooking Fever is rated for ages 4+ by the app stores and is generally considered safe for kids. However, it does feature in-app purchases which allows players to buy gems and coins, the game's virtual currencies, to speed up the process of upgrading the restaurant and purchasing equipment. Parents should be aware of this feature and set restrictions on their children's devices to prevent accidental purchases.

There have been some reports of the app crashing or freezing, but these issues seem to be isolated and can often be resolved by restarting the app or updating to the latest version. The app is free to download and play, but the in-app purchases can add up quickly if not managed carefully.

Overall, Cooking Fever is a fun and engaging game that can help children develop their time management skills and creativity in the kitchen. As long as parents are aware of the in-app purchases and take appropriate steps to manage them, Cooking Fever is safe for kids to play.

Now that you’ve learned a little about Cooking Fever, you can decide when and if your child can use it. Bark lets you set time limits and block it, if needed. This could look like “no Cooking Fever after bedtime” or “only 20 minutes of it a day.”

The best part? Bark lets you do this with literally any app you let them install, putting you in the driver’s seat when it comes to online safety. You can also block websites and apps, create custom screen time schedules, and get location alerts when your kid is out and about.