Bella Sara – Pokemon For Girls?

Last week, my mom mentioned that I had a package at her house from Team Mom. After we discussed her holding my packages and forgetting to tell me or bring them to me, she produced the package. I was totally impressed from the time I opened the package and saw the Bella Sara cards. They were so cute. When I showed them to Cameron, I found out that other girls in her class had brought these to school and she had “always wanted them.” I asked her how they worked and she explained to me that the girls brought them to school and traded them during recess. I immediately remembered when my little brothers use to load up their Pokemon cards and take them to school to trade. In fact, Cameron has one in her baby box that one of my brothers gave to her in the hospital when she was born. It was one of his favorites and he loved his little niece more than anything else. I remembered this loving moment as we opened the Bella Sara cards.

After getting the cards home, we logged into the Bella Sara website and created Cameron an account while we discussed some Internet saftey issues as well as how to determine a username and remember a password. After her account was created, I wanted to evaluate how kid friendly the site was so I stepped back and told her to play around. Within just a couple minutes she was asking for the cards and inputting the codes on the cards. Then she had her characters and started browsing the site. She was happy. In fact, she was so happy that when she came in Saturday afternoon from quality time with our grandmother, she came in with another set of Bella Sara cards that they picked up from our local Tractor Supply Company.

If you are looking for a fun trading card game combined with an online world for any little girls in your world, I would highly recommend the Bella Sara game. Cameron is 8 and truly has enjoyed these cards. She was so disappointed when she was grounded today and could not play for the first time since we sat up the account. And maybe the best thing is a package of cards only costs $2.99 and the online game is FREE!! Can you say stocking stuffer?

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