Bravo! Bravo I say! Here is a great little article from a mom, who decided instead of letting videogames be a wall that was erected between her and her child, she instead learned to embrace videogames and make them a part of her life and the way she interacted with her children. Of course, it's an inspiring one and a positive, so it won't go widely known since it isn't tearing the industry and lifestyle to pieces, but definitely deserving of your time.

From the article:

At 2old2play you’ll find The Impact of Being a Gaming Parent, a touching commentary by a mother who learned how to game with her son:

Being a gaming parent means more quality time with our children and more sharing. It gives us insight to what our children enjoy and gives us control over what our children do.

Progressing through the years from Super Mario 64 to Halo, the author shares the joy of gaming together:

We each would have our attempts at defeating the unbeatable bosses. I shared in the excitement when after 20 grueling tries he would finally beat a level or boss and I would bask in the hugs, kisses and pride when I beat a level or boss he could not defeat. And yes I even spent late nights while he slept looking for hints and walk-throughs.

Read the full article over at gamepolitics.com