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Hazel is portrayed as a female toddler, with large brown eyes and two tiny pigtails in her blondish hair.  She is often shown with her nuclear family (mother, father, and baby brother Matt) and her pets (dog, cat, rabbit, and goldfish).  She has a large smile when happy, but when unhappy is shown with a frown, or with tears when really upset.  When a level is completed she is often shown smiling with hearts coming from around her mouth.

Hazel is portrayed as a female toddler, with large brown eyes and two tiny pigtails in her blondish hair.  She is often shown with her nuclear family (mother, father, and baby brother Matt) and her pets (dog, cat, rabbit, and goldfish).  She has a large smile when happy, but when unhappy is shown with a frown, or with tears when really upset.  When a level is completed she is often shown smiling with hearts coming from around her mouth.

The games (usually featuring only 3-4 levels) are designed to teach younger children the importance of acting right and taking care of themselves, as well as games featuring Hazel and her mother baking popular dishes.  Since it is a foreign company where English is not a first language, some of the English subtitles are not in proper grammar.<ref>For example, when hurt she often says "paining".  Also one game is titled "Baby Hazel Hand Fracture" yet in the game she breaks her elbow.</ref>  Also, being free games sponsored by ads, technical issues are common.

The games (usually featuring only 3-4 levels) are designed to teach younger children the importance of acting right and taking care of themselves, as well as games featuring Hazel and her mother baking popular dishes.  Since it is a foreign company where English is not a first language, some of the English subtitles are not in proper grammar or use phrases not common to most English speakers.<ref>For example, when hurt she often says "paining", a phrase commonly used by English speakers in India but not elsewhere.  Also one game is titled "Baby Hazel Hand Fracture" yet in the game she breaks her elbow.</ref>  Also, being free games sponsored by ads, technical issues are common.

Notably, Hazel is shown in several games as praying before bedtime or at dinner, an activity not commonly shown in secular games.

Notably, Hazel is shown in several games as praying before bedtime or at dinner, an activity not commonly shown in secular games.