Greedy Granny - Take the Treats Don't Wake Granny Game

Bought 2 — 1 for each set of nieces & nephews for Christmas (ages 4-11). Already heard from my brother that his girls (ages 4, 6 and 8) have played it multiple times and love it! They laugh and have fun each time, and can set it up and play it without needing an adults help. So far, good value for money. Not sure about durability or quality. Will update if any problems.

My kids love the game! So much fun!

Ok this gets a lot of laughs from my toddlers. Easy to assemble and easy to follow the rules for a four year old. Spin the spinner, grab a treat off Granny's lap, press the button on the side of her chair and then move to the next persons turn. Such a fun little game.

Bought this for my 4-year-old, and while the gameplay is simple enough for him to follow, the jump scare when Granny springs out of her chair was a bit much. He was startled and he was very hesitant to play after the first game., His 2-year-old sibling was absolutely terrified and avoided even going around her—definitely not toddler-friendly. The game itself is well made overall. The pieces are colorful, sturdy, and easy to connect (Granny’s top to her bottom—simple and silly enough to entertain). But the spinner is a letdown: it’s just a flimsy plastic piece stuck to cardboard and barely works. A pair of dice would’ve been a much better choice. Granny looks fantastic once assembled, but be warned—she won’t fit back in the box unless you fully disassemble her. Taking her apart isn’t easy and feels risky, like something might snap. You’ll need to find an alternative way to store her and the pieces safely. I'm docking one star for the inconvenient storage design. It’s a fun game with a clever twist, but I’d recommend it for ages 5 and up due to the surprise element. Younger kids might not enjoy the scare factor.

Fun game! I have purchased this for multiple people. Kids love it!

Grandson love it

This item provides some fun for most kids, but not all. It startles a person when granny wakes up, so an extra-sensitive kid may get extra-startled or spooked enough to become upset & cry. Other than that possibility, the only other drawbacks are the design itself (some difficulty assembling without breaking) and the inability to store it in the box once it's been assembled. I don't believe it can be dismantled after you've put it together. If it can, I'm definitely missing out on that info.

My daughter had Don’t Wake Daddy when she was little. She is now in her thirties and was so happy to see this game.