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Plus: Unhelpful haters are unhelpful.
In terms of violence, it's not depicted in any horrific way, but it certainly presents some traumatic aspects of life. A child is never too young to learn about the themes in this game because one day you may very well be relying on them to recognise an emergency (in their own way) and picking up the phone and dialing the appropriate number.
So why not educate and entertain at the same time? :)