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Conversation Cards

Prompt cards to spark meaningful family conversations.

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Prompt cards to spark meaningful family conversations. 30 carefully crafted questions designed to open up genuine dialogue and build trust.

Larry

Larry Says

"When someone really listens to you, you feel like you matter. And you do. Your thoughts, your feelings, your ideas — they all matter. Keep sharing them."

Conversation Cards are prompt cards designed to spark meaningful family conversations that build trust, connection, and confidence.

The pack includes 30 cards, each with a carefully crafted question designed to open up genuine dialogue. Questions range from fun and imaginative — 'If you could have any superpower, what would it be?' — to reflective — 'What's something that made you feel brave this week?'

The cards work because they remove the pressure of direct questioning. Children often open up more when the question comes from a card rather than a parent. It feels like a game, not an interrogation. And the prompts give children permission to share thoughts they might not otherwise voice.

Use them at dinner, at bedtime, in the car, or whenever you have a quiet moment together. Let your child pick a card. Answer it yourself, too — modelling honest sharing builds trust. And remember: there are no wrong answers. The goal is connection, not correctness.

Key Takeaways

30 carefully crafted questions to spark genuine family dialogue

Children open up more when questions come from a card, not a parent

Includes fun, imaginative, and reflective prompts

Use at dinner, bedtime, or in the car — the goal is connection, not correctness

Practical Tips

Let your child pick the card — autonomy builds engagement

Answer the question yourself — modelling honest sharing builds trust

Use them at dinner or bedtime — natural conversation windows

There are no wrong answers — the goal is connection, not correctness

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