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"But the danger is that a nine-year-old fails to appreciate the irony and sees the bimbo as a cool role model. "It is one thing if a child recognises it as a silly and stupid game," he said. Parents' groups are horrified that the game is taking off in Britain, fearing it could send the wrong message about eating disorders and plastic surgery to young girls.īill Hibberd, spokesman for parents' rights group Parentkind, said Miss Bimbo was "daft and pathetic".
The creators of Miss Bimbo claim it is "harmless fun" and builds on the success of crazes for virtual pets such as Tamigotchis. Huge numbers of British children belong to internet sites dedicated to Barbie or the Bratz dolls. Popular: Players compete to create the coolest, richest and most popular bimbo ini the whole world
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