Our friends at Common Sense Media have rounded up a list of video games that teach your child the value of compassion so you can rest easy.
From celebrating others' traditions to learning how tough it is to be bullied, kids can get good at seeing other viewpoints through games. Here are some of our top picks for building empathy.
Age 2+
Tots learn to recognize emotions, behaviors with cute app.
Age 3+
Colorful, interactive book lets kids celebrate diversity.
Age 4+
Hilarious and creative way for little ones to see emotions.
Age 4+
Engaging and funny interactive adventures are pure joy.
Age 4+
Free app builds emotional awareness; best with adult input.
Age 5+
Charming game models conflict resolution for young kids.
Age 5+
Powerful, engaging tool can help boost kids' social skills.
Age 5+
Discussion starter for kids and parents to play together.
Age 6+
Fantastic app teaches emotions, coping strategies for kids.
Age 7+
Online world where kids become heroes by combating bullying.
Age 7+
Beautiful graphics, music, story send anti-bullying message.
Age 9+
Six fun games turn cancer treatment into a winnable battle.
Age 10+
Learn what it means to be human in quirky adventure game.
Age 10+
Riveting sim where your choices decide fate of teen slave.
Age 10+
Appealing tool guides meditation and promotes compassion.
Age 10+
Innovative and poetic game with an uplifting life message.
Age 11+
Graphic novel teaches kids to feel good about themselves.
Age 11+
Dramatic and affecting puzzler about alcoholism and abuse.
Age 13+
Emotional puzzler has great role models, some dark moments.
Age 13+
Empowering sim explores women's issues and activism.
Age 14+
Violent, bleak survival game has new look at horrors of war.
Age 15+
Terrific narrative game tackles tough teen identity issues.