Product Description
Conversation Starters for Little Kids
Engage the kids for hours with these great questions for young, curious minds. Although designed for young children, mom and dad will love them too. The travel-sized slipcase makes it easy to toss in the glove box or backpack—use them on the way to soccer practice, when you’re dining out, whenever!
Product of the Year, Creative Child Magazine
Sample Questions What would be a really good flavor for toothpaste? What makes you feel better when you’re sick? If you could invite one person to have dinner with your family, who would you choose?
Tip #1
Put one card in your child’s lunch box each day and encourage them to share it with their friends at lunchtime. It gives them something fun to talk about and helps them expand their circle of friends.
Tip #2
It is fun to be surprised at the questions you pull out of the deck, but you can also pick the questions ahead of time to make sure the questions are relevant to the kids playing.
Tip #3
Show your child that what they say is important to you by saying things like “Tell me more about…” or “Go on…” or simply repeat what they said.
Kid-Friendly Fun: Connect with your children using these fantastic questions designed for young, inquisitive minds. This pack of conversation cards features 40 questions tailored for little ones.
Creative Questions: Our thought-provoking conversation starters are more imaginative than everyday questions, sparking delightful and insightful talks with your children.
For the Whole Family: These questions aren’t just for kids—parents can join in the fun too. The open-ended questions inspire both kids and grown-ups to share their ideas and perspectives.
Ideal Size: This card pack makes an excellent stocking stuffer and conveniently fits in backpacks, purses, and even pockets. Use it to start conversations during car rides, or dining out.
Accolades: The TableTopics Kids conversation card set earned the prestigious Product of the Year award from Creative Child Magazine, recognizing its quality and engaging content.
S.M. –
Conversation Starter
These cards were a good buy. They are easy to read and a lot of fun. I use these cards with my child to to facilitate conversations I wouldn’t have an opportunity to if I flat out asked questions. My child and I do coffee and cards on Saturday mornings, taking turns asking each other questions while we drink our morning coffee/tea.I also use these cards professionally when I teach patenting classes. I inform students that these cards can be used to get to know more about their children as well as give their children and opportunity to know then better. They can also be used to form bonds.Overall I would highly recommend these cards and the seller. I wish I could gift all of my students these cards.
Jess M –
Best gift to children, families and society…
I have purchased many versions of the Table Topics (one of the originals), the on the go Kids is a smaller pack of great cards that gets kids and adults starting to talk, around the dinner table, in the car, family travel, waiting in lines etc. Asking questions, helps older generations connect with younger generations and it can be from 2 year olds to 9 year olds.We also use this to help keep kids sitting and engaged at dinner, opening up when they are confrotable to more adults in a safe manner for them. It has helped my reserved children to open up and feel better while out to dinner with a big group. It really is an amazing product and great for your readers to read the cards.
Person –
Stimulates the brain
My 6 year-old granddaughter is supposedly gifted. I live far away so I got these to Zoom with. The few that were for her age group (some were too advanced, some…not sure) she liked. She seemed to have fun. I got the idea of this company’s cards in a vet’s ‘x-ray office where they had to deliver bad news often and wanted to distract waiting pet owners. (The vet told me when I complimented the cards.) I really liked the adult ones even more. Great for keeping the family from using phones. I am a retired psychologist who encourages positive interactions and brain development in all ages.
Kristie abato –
Great for autism therapy
We purchased these because our 11 yr old with autism (non verbal tell 7) is learning how to answer questions and we were struggling with coming up with questions on the spot and therapists also.. so we purchased these questions.. they are worded perfectly ensuring easy comprehension, leaves the question open ended so she canât just say yes or no she has to give more details although she will still try to only say yes or no.. and gives us the ability to keep the conversation going with her. Thank you!
Lisa B –
Kept them entertained!
I got these for my 8 year old granddaughter. They live in a rural area which means long drive times to go places. On a trip with bad traffic the cards entertained my granddaughter, her best friend (8) and the best friend’s sister (6). It was great to listen to their conversations as we crawled along, with no complaints about how long it was taking. Very happy we had these with us!
S.BM. –
Great conversation starter
Many of the questions on these cards lead to understanding younger family members better. Answers to these questions were like windows into the kids thoughts, while also providing opportunities for the kids to learn about the thoughts of their parents and grandparents. A Great family communication experience.
Donna O. –
Decent cards, No Capitalization or Punctuation
Some of the cards go deeper than “What’s your favorite candy?”These are for children, so it doesn’t make sense that capitalization and punctuation aren’t used. I’ll have to revise each card.
kristin –
Great for family dinner conversations
My family likes to sit down and pick topics to discuss. However, we were running out of ideas finding this pack of cards was amazing for us as it provides more ideas and things we had never thought of. It allows for conversation with our kiddos and interesting ideas.
RC –
Adds fun to table time!
Staci –
The kids seem to enjoy this and it is a good way to start conversations.
A.M. –
We use this at breakfast and the kids look forward to the question of the day
M F –
I got these cards as conversation starters for our ASL practice group. I picked the kids set because I thought the questions would be simple enough for beginners to sign. Some of the questions are very kid-specific (e.g. “when you grow up…”, “if you could stay up all night…”, questions about school/parents/teachers), but mostly they work well for my purpose. Thanks!