TableTopics Family Conversation Pack for Parent Child Connection, 120 Engaging Question Cards for Dinnertime, Car Rides, & Classrooms, Boxed Set of 3 Topics, Stocking Stuffer

Fun game to break the ice. Great for family, church, work get together

This has been an essential tool to un-shy my child and know how to carry on a conversation or even just understand what is 'small talk'. We practice using these table topics all the time and it is definitely opening him up more, becoming more confident in speaking in and outside the home. To me, communication skills are the most vital and I place a high value on those skills vs academics. "A closed mouth does not get fed". I encourage my children to advocate for themselves, but in this digital era, these skills are evidently getting weaker or only grasped by group that gets smaller and smaller with each passing generation. Thank you so much for creating such a worthy tool. I hope this review is helpful to someone.

Great for those quiet social times sitting around with friends and family. It can spark interesting conversations, stories and perspectives.

I learned about this item from the AARP Bulletin (I believe). I live in a senior facility and eat in the common diming room. Many of the residents spend most of their hours playing games, doing jigsaw puzzles or watching tv but have no conversational skills or experiences to relate. The questions in this game prompt interesting conversations around the dining table and liven up our relationships. No more sitting in silence at our table.

Fun to use for all ages in any setting, we like to use these for travel to keep the kids occupied. 3 hard plastic storage sections heep the cards in order.

These are wonderful we enjoy our conversations, all ages, they encourage dialogue at the dinner, lunch, breakfast table... any time, fun for casual "real" conversation. Learn about your family, friends, no cell phones allowed at the table.`

I'm in my early thirties and live close to my retired parents. I invited them over today, made tortellini soup with sausage, spinach, etc., for dinner, and broke out this conversation-card game (which showed up right on time!), and we had a really lovely Sunday evening together. It helps conversation to flow easily and isn't a competitive-type game, which can be a good thing! 🤗

We loved the slumber party pack and wanted to order more for that reason. These packs are ok, but nowhere near as good for teens and tweens as the slumber party pack.