What is the difference between this game and mad dragon?

Both games use prompts to get kids to answer questions about their feelings. Both use Tarot size cards and bright illustrations. The few significant differences are that Don't Go Bananas focuses on 5 emotions (anger, sadness, jealousy, worry, fear) and Mad Dragon is focused solely on anger. Don't Go Banana's questions are based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy's ABCD model whereas Mad Dragon doesn't use a psychological method for their prompts (as far as I know). Lastly the gameplay varies in that Mad Dragon is based on Crazy Eights/Uno and Don't Go Bananas has its own original game mechanics of stacking 1, 2, 3 cards.

Do you draw a new card every time you play a card?

You draw a new card every turn. So you can either draw a card at the beginning of your turn or the end - as long as you're consistent with whichever method you chose. You want to keep 5 cards in your hand for the whole game - because the goal is to complete your piles - not get rid of all your cards. Jesse Creator of Don't Go Bananas

Is this item and the suggested 2 items to order it with appropriate for preschoolers?

I can't speak to other companies products (and because Amazon changes the suggestions regularly), but Don't Go Bananas is rated for ages 6-12, so it would not be appropriate for the majority of pre-school age kids. Jesse Funk Creator, Don't Go Bananas.

Product Dimensions	13.03 x 1.75 x 9.22 cm; 141 g
Manufacturer recommended age	6 - 12 years
Item model number	DVR-DGB
Educational Objective(s)	Emotional regulation and social skill development
Language:	English
Number of Game Players	2-4
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries included?	No
Material Type(s)	Cardstock
Colour	Multicolor
ASIN	B07GYRDRX8

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