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Beat the Parents is the family showdown game where kids compete against their parents for household supremacy! There are more than just bragging rights at stake – each team must pick a wager before the game can begin.
Jun 10, 2012 · Beat the Parents is the ultimate kids vs. parents family board game for 4 or more players, aged 6 and up. Become the undisputed champion with Beat the Parents! Go head-to-head in a battle of household supremacy with Beat the Parents, the fun-filled family trivia game! Prove who’s really the boss in this game of smarts and skills.
SUMMARY. Beat the Parents will test your knowledge of the opposite generation with a series of funny trivia questions. Make your way across the game board trying to be first to pass the finish line. Parents will be asked an assortment of questions that the average kid could probably answer and adults may have forgotten.
Today TTPM is reviewing Beat the Parents from Spin Master. The family board game has been updated with a high-stakes twist. Make a wager on what your team is...
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Go head-to-head in a battle of household supremacy with Beat the Parents, the fun-filled family trivia game! Prove who’s really the boss in this game of smarts and skills. Parents will have to answer questions about kids’ stuff, and kids answer questions parents should know. As teams answer trivia and move across the game board, they’ll ...
Beat the Parents. Sold & shipped by BIG W. 90 day change of mind returns. Some exclusions apply. Beat the Parents is the family showdown game where kids compete against their parents for household supremacy! There are more than just bragging rights at stake – each team must pick a wager before the game can begin.
Game Play. Kids go first. The parents draw a question card and read out the first kids' question. If the kids answer correctly, they move forward one space and the parents ask the next question from the card. If they do not answer correctly, they do not move ahead and their turn is over. By correctly answering all three questions on a card ...
