I am. Friend will have is young daughter in guild. We will be rolling with families in mind. Raid times, topics, help, etc…
My kids were almost the exact age as yours when we played Vanilla, 12 and 8. I watched them carefully. By the time TBC came out, my son was raiding with me (weekends only, of course). That was a great bonding experience. Now they’re 27-23 and turned out perfectly fine. And I’m a grandpa. And yes, time flew. If you’re still looking for a good family guild, I think these guys could be a good fit: Random Encounter [A][NA][EST][RP-PVE] https://www.reguild.org/
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The name though, it invokes late night tv in a hotel room, wink wink. I laugh every time i see it. They same nice though and have a good guild philosophy.
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What faction do you intend to play?
I don’t know what some here are talking about. A kid can definitely play Classic WoW. It is a children’s videogame. Heck, most of us were kids when we played it originally in 2004. WoW isn’t restricted to men in their 30’s and 40’s. People of all ages, genders, and races can play and enjoy.
Now, a kid won’t be accepted into a hardcore raiding guild (at least, not without hiding their age). However, the majority of guilds in WoW are casual.
LOL, thats funny Evawyn. It hadn’t crossed my mind before. Now I can’t unsee it. 
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I definitely have that down! My kids eyes are rolling around all over the place in here.
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If you’re going to play on “the” (the only /roll eyes) RP server, look me up. Unless someone steals my name, I’ll be Malaw, and I’ll be recreating my social guild.
I always termed it “a guild for people who play solo” since we just chatted about nothing in guild chat, had fashion shows and had lots of conversation.
I’ve always been really low-key, and I doubt that in the 13 year history of my guild we had very many chats that went above PG for more than a few minutes.
I’m a little old-fashioned. 
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will do =) thanks!