(We try and only eat ethically sourced meat http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6295747.stm. Now maybe I’m wrong, but I don’t think the local Balti House is going to give a flying bhaji about the torturous conditions battery hens lives and die in.)

Bea pipes up with “I bet KFC” is worse… then goes into shocking detail about battery hens. I had no idea she already knew so much. nor that she could handle knowing so well.

Bea totally loves animals, like most kids, But she still loves bangers and mash. And bacon pancakes and… like most of us.

We’re trying to get out the door to school, but she reeeallly wants to show me the online platform game she learnt about all this from.

Peta’s Super Chick Star
http://www.kentuckyfriedcruelty.com/superchicksisters/index.asp

It’s already helping get results, with the help of Super Mario Brothers and Pamela Anderson.

It got us to thinking how cool it would be for her to talk at Playful next year. About gaming from a kids perspective. About stuff that matters, like what you’re going to bombard her head and heart with.

“I like it because it’s basically as good as Mario Brothers and because I don’t want chickens getting hurt. I’m learning stuff.”

She’s totally up for researching “the ethics of gaming from a kids perspective” and working on this over the next year and giving you an experience to remember.

Want to hear what she’s got to say?