In think for the kits that are available, it is targeting audience of young teenager and older. The issues of screen time is very hard for parents to control. As I spoke to my customers, you would be surprise.
9/10 parents would have the issues controlling screen time. A lot of the time they are having their own smart phone etc. they will be stuck with either games or social media. This issues might not be so much with kids younger than 12 years old. In my opinion it is more of the older kids. 
Will you then want to attend as a member of the shop?
My kids are actually 15, 13, 6 and 3 and my teens definitely dont have issues with phones and neither do their friends. I really do think it just depends on the family values and the way the children are being raised. You should try head along to a homeschool meet up in your area, you would be quite surprised i think 
I agree depending on how the child is raised. That is only when they are joining homeschooling programs. How about those older teenagers and young adults? I think it is also depending on which group we would want to target. Homeschool kids will be easier to blend in with the puzzles, however, those that are not will requires sometime to get used to. And that is basically building a new hobby. 
Go for it! They will get more business and coffee helps in the build! I already have fans there and the manager will support it. He would even give out free coffee as well lol
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That is a great start.
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I haven’t seen my name on any of these lists, but I have been asked to be an ambassador. I have been Facebook Messaging with Rolife and am planning my first group meeting for November. I will say that I have a lot of difficulty with this app. I can’t seem to find current conversations that pertain to Ambassadors. Frustrating.
I am sorry to hear that. I have been conversing on FB messenger with the Rokr team and they have supported me a lot. I am not sure about the Rolife team. Let me know if you want some help.