Our card games are a range of carefully curated question cards designed to get families & kids connecting & growing together!
There is no limit to the number of players or time required. Play for hours on family night or sneak a quick few cards before bed time or during a car ride!
There are so many different ways to play, the possibilities are endless. Designed to be non-competitive, so everyone feels like a winner!
Conversation skills are important for both development of important language skills, but equally for over all wellbeing too!
Our cards aim to help families & children grow their social skills, strengthen connections, gain emotional intelligence, confidence, self worth, while also learning empathy, compassion & kindness!
Carefully curated to take the stress out of conversations, so that you can concentrate on (re) connecting & having fun!
We've used these for dinner convos and on a car trip now and I was surprised how engaged the kids were while playing, and fascinated by their answers!! It's definitely got me wanting to make more time to use them regularly.
Good way to help talk kids about these things.
We developed a deeper understanding of each other and learnt new things about each other. Highly recommend this for all couples! Great for long car trips
My three kids (5yo, 8yo & 12yo) all LOVE to play this game!! We keep it out on the dining table and use to initiate conversation at meal times, rather than the usual "how was your day?" It really gets us all thinking and chatting everyday! Highly recommend!
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