TableTopicsCan You Imagine to Go Conversation Cards for Kids to Share Their Ideas, 40 Engaging Questions for Quality Family Time, Take Anywhere, Stocking Stuffer

6 Grandchildren aged 7 to 22; they all got into discussion. The older helped the younger. Great for conversations & family memories..

Thought provoking, kid appropriate, fun game for the whole family.

I'm all about keeping the family talking in this day of smart phones and everyone's obsession with them. We use these cards at our daily family dinner and or when guests come over. It's a great way to bring everyone together and start up great conversations. I want my kids to know the value of communication, looking people in the eyes, and speaking from the heart. It all starts at home!

The questions are ok but a bit silly. Not super thought provoking or lead to good conversation with your kids. Just ok.

These end up making dinner parties so enjoyable. Even good for family gatherings. You learn a lot about people.

Bought these as conversation starters for when relatives visit so my kids would have more meaningful conversations with them, my daughter however loved them and blew through all the cards in one sitting. She treats it like a game and asks to use these all the time, in the car, meals, waiting in line. We are taking a break because we know all the questions at this point, but we will probably buy more of these soon. The worst part of these is the lack of punctuation, it drives us bananas!

These cards have been so fun for our family and ask fun questions that get you thinking. They also inspire other questions to ask too. The only thing that’s lacking is a better quality case to hold them in and to protect them.

About half the size of the regular table topics. Ordered these for my classroom, the kids have a blast answering these questions as a mid afternoon transition.

Heard that it is really interesting and fun

Good pocket size and great entertsinment for the family. It started a few giggles :)

The questions were odd. Many were unanswerable as it assumed we were inventors and had all these unknown things we would invent. Just not questions for us to answer I guess