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You are here: Home / Dad / What You Need to Know About WeeMees (or Weeme)

What You Need to Know About WeeMees (or Weeme)

June 27, 2007 by GreatDad Writers 3 Comments

While you may hear your young child asking to “make a Wee Me on the computer,” don’t bother going to WeeMe.com or even searching on WeeMe on Google. WeeMee is spelled with double e’s. WeeMees can be found at WeeWorld.com.

WeeMees are customizable avatars that can be used on MySpace, Facebook, Blogger, AIM, Skype, and even on mobile phones. The WeeWorld sites also has games, greeting cards, and wearable merchandise featuring your unique WeeMee.

If you have young kids, especially girls around 6-7, this might be one site they are trying to access on the home computer. It’s fun to pick an avatar and dress it up, a bit like a virtual Barbie, or in this case more like a dressable troll, since a WeeMee is a squat little creature with only a vague resemblance to a human being. At the same time, and perhaps not obvious to the parent, WeeWorld is a social networking site that asks visitors to sign up and “keep in touch with friends and make new ones.”

The site is self contained, and includes warnings that no data should be given by kids younger than 13. However, there is no way for weeworld to verify the age requirement so it’s up to parents to disable the site or supervise their kids closely while in WeeWorld. Unfortunately, if you have given access to WeeWorld, in Safari, for example, you can’t disable the social networking portion of the site. We wish WeeWorld would provide an area for the under 13 set to play with the avatars while not allowing connection to the community features of the site.

Our recommendation would be to allow young kids to play with the WeeWorld avatars in an area where supervision is easy while specifically telling them that providing personal information is against the rules.

 

– Paul Banas

Founder/Editor 

 

 

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  1. sam says

    November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

    i love ice cream it is so great but going to the beach is like was better. it makes me tan and beautiful. i also love the internet because i can do alot of things on it 24?7 i do webkinz and this krazy web site. i love avril lavigne, and my favorite movie is harry potter. i have the best aunt in the world and her name is Kris.

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  2. sam says

    November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

    i love ice cream it is so great but going to the beach is like was better. it makes me tan and beautiful. i also love the internet because i can do alot of things on it 24?7 i do webkinz and this krazy web site. i love avril lavigne, and my favorite movie is harry potter. i have the best aunt in the world and her name is Kris.

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  3. sam says

    November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

    i love ice cream it is so great but going to the beach is like was better. it makes me tan and beautiful. i also love the internet because i can do alot of things on it 24?7 i do webkinz and this krazy web site. i love avril lavigne, and my favorite movie is harry potter. i have the best aunt in the world and her name is Kris.

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