Raising a troubled child is a challenging task. It's heartbreaking to see how easily triggered and emotional they are. This is the experience in My Child Lebensborn, a simulation game by Sarepta Studio. The game is rated M for Mature, despite the absence of scares and bloody violence. Why should only adults who have contemplated these issues be the ones discussing it?

The events of My Child Lebensborn unfold in a post-World War II setting. The repercussions of the war are still palpable. Many children, numbering in the millions, find themselves without homes or support. As someone without children, facing the newspaper photo of your adopted child daily can be draining.

That was then; this is now. You adopted your child when they were just three years old, and now they are seven. The scars of war linger. Could their upbringing lead them to become a school bully? Should I dare to answer? The question is how you will respond to love and forgiveness. This is the life story in Lebensborn. The teaser and synopsis gave me chills. A battle over the past is approaching. The game's plot is a poignant war story. Parents will understand.

No one has it easy. Gratitude for what you have brings happiness. After reading the prologue, you might brace for a tough week. My Child Lebensborn emphasizes the importance of parental time, money, and affection. You and your child require these three elements. The game's objective is to help the child recover from trauma by managing these factors. There are often gaps between what your child wants, needs, and what you can provide. You might need more time with your child. Read bedtime stories, cuddle, and play together. The challenging part? Without money, you'll both face hunger and exhaustion.