My kids wait until their eight, then go straight for the strongest monsters. WTF? Is that by design?

and it has a lot of glitches

In my first run, I raised the child well. Kept him in the circle of protection until he was about 6 or 7, but I let him wander around otherwise as he pleased. When he wanted to leave, I was worried about him with those pedobears and monsters, but.. I guess he learned enough while he was at home. The first thing he slayed was a pig, and then he wandered around a bit. I called him back a few times when I thought he was in danger, but he was alright. ^^ He made it through adulthood, and came back to visit me... :'D He was so happy, and had become strong and rich and healthy. I'm not sure if it's the only ending, but I got the ending with both of the hearts. ;D Dangit, I'm getting so worked up over pixels... But I hope this is how it turns out if I ever become a mother.

...I tried the way my mom raised me - keep me until I'm thirteen. I...I think the kid died. *shrugs* Anyway, I'll make my way better than that pixel kid.

Very clever design mechanic, great way to tie in a mother's number one responsibility into one simple control - also how its harder to protect your child when he gets older (tying that literal sense into the game is another good element)

Cool indie title!

Well, it's like a rough-like RPG playing itself. It fun first 10 times, but then you get boried, because you can do nothing. Game play itself, you just wach! if you working on sequel, made a little more options, Like healing, for example.