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		What are those symbols? If you've bought software or a video game lately, you may have noticed a small symbol on the front of the box and wondered what it stood for. These ratings, determined by the Entertainment Software Ratings board (ESRB), let buyers know which games are suitable for certain age groups, from toddlers to teens. Email this story to a friend However, not all games are rated. Since the system is not mandatory, if a manufacturer doesn't include one on the box, it doesn't mean the software or game is inappropriate. Beware though for games with Mature or Adult Symbols on them. These are inappropriate for children. The ratings  EARLY CHILDHOOD Content suitable for persons ages 3 and older EVERYONE Content suitable for persons ages 6 and older. TEEN Content suitable for persons ages 13 and older.   MATURE Content suitable for persons ages 17and older. ADULTS ONLY Content suitable only for adults. RATING PENDING Product has been submitted to the ESRB and is awaiting final rating.		Search BlueSuitMom.com    F a m i l y   F o c u s • Join BlueSuitMom on   Facebook • Tools and Checklists • Baby Name Database • Family Freebies • Special Events • Your Baby Today • Fun Family Activities • Work and Family Balance • Family Archive • Sign Up For Our Newsletter Ask an Expert • Smart Mom Solutions • Parenting Expert • Professional Organizer • Pediatrician • Emotional Wellness • Memory & Photo Organizer    P o l l  How often do you read blogs? Once a week 2-4 times a week Daily Never View results
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