QUOKKA Conversation Cards Game - Kids Edition | 500 Questions | Original Version | Share Thoughts - Fun Talking Board Game for Family Night

My 10 year old and I love these cards. We just received them and the cards are strong not cheap. The question are plentiful and gets the conversation flowing. This would be great for long drives or at home with family w/o devices to separate us.The cards are neat, clean and easy to handle. It's fun for our family.

My family has attempted to do these cards a few times, and most times they have sparked some fun and/or interesting conversations. However, make sure you're setting time aside. The questions themselves can take a while to think up an answer, and then you'll want time for the conversations that follow. Dinnertime seemed to be best for us.Each card has five questions and there are 20 cards per category! I've given a sampling from each category in my photos. Whether or not you agree with all the line of questions is up to you. I think either way, they can lead to good conversations.

These conversation starters are an awesome tool to get the conversation flowing. Our kids aren't old enough to quite grasp some of the questions, so we will likely revisit the cards later on, but I think they questions are well thought out and would lead to some great conversations once they are older and keep the technology away for a bit. They are very sturdy cards and I feel like we will get great use out of them.

You shouldn’t expect to find any “Would You Rather” type questions here. What you will find is thought provoking questions that lead to some pretty deep answers and often turn into some very interesting and insightful conversations with the fam bam. We did these with my teenage twins and my 7 year old daughter while on a road trip and had some very meaningful discussions and learned things about one another we might never have known otherwise. Most of the questions were a bit too advanced for my 7 year old but she was content to give the answers she saw fit and eventually became bored with it. My teenagers, who initially weren’t that eager to participate surprisingly got into it and really opened up and shared their thoughts and opinions, their views and feelings which did my heart good. Communication is so important. It can make or break and the truth is communication often breaks down between teenagers and their parents, my family is no exception. Honestly doing this was sort of emotional in some aspects because as a mother you long for the bond you had with your kids when they were little and their world was you…now as teenagers they have friends, school, hormones, mood swings, and often times no desire to hang out and shoot the breeze with “bruh” formerly known as “mom” “mommy” “mama”. This was a fantastic experience, an eye opener, a reminder, an opportunity and I would recommend this deck of Rethink! conversation starter cards over any of the other I’ve seen to date. It’s a fun way to pass the time, open up the lines of communication, strengthen the family bond. Very travel friendly, can be stored easily, and you make the rules…timed answers, or hours and hours of significant conversations, you set the pace. I’m looking forward to our next family road trip and picking up where we left off in our Rethink! convo cards.

This set of cards of conversation starters is perfect for everyone. This helps break the ice or just give a new topic to dive into everyday. I love to ask my grandkids these questions when I'm FaceTiming them. It's always fun to hear their answers and see what their minds are thinking. I would highly recommend this!!#FoundItOnAmazon

The cards are well-made and sturdy, and some questions have led to fun and interesting discussions. They're great for breaking the ice and learning new things about each other. Some of the questions are quite deep and personal, even in the "light talk" category. They might not be suitable for all families, especially those with younger children or sensitive topics. Also, some questions seem geared towards traditional nuclear families, which might not resonate with everyone.

These cards have different levels of depth to them so you can keep to small talk or dive deeper if you're brave enough. The cards are labeled by category so you can easily find what you want. Communication skills (unless you count screaming, threats, and insults) were not taught in my house when I was growing up so these cards are helpful for personal growth.

These have very good questions for my kids and me to answer, and there is a lot of variety. I love that they are separated by topic.

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I am truly impressed with this game! I think the whole thing could really do wonders for families, especially if you start young!! This could be a ‘everyone picks a card at dinner’ thing, or play in the car ect. I see the most value in finding a way to make it a routine, like bedtime wind down, or as mentioned, dinner.The cards are really fantastic, and cover a wide range of topics, degrees of seriousness, and lightness, suitable throughout various ages. Heck, even for those who might not have a connected / engaged family, it could help bring it about, and / or it’s great for self reflection and journaling, or perhaps helping an invested person bring about positive change. However you use them, they are a treasure. Just know that some of them can get tricky, and passes, or ‘let’s come back to that one next week’, is likely a good house rule. I wish these existed when I was a kid. The only thing I’d mention, is that if used a lot, I doubt the individual packs they come in will hold up, so you may eventually get one of those multi card pack holders. Highly recommend. I’m very impressed with the depth and range of the questions, and I think it’s very safe to say everyone will be. Again, if you start young, this would create such a close and tight knit family, I can't see how it wouldn't. A wonderful mariage, baby shower, or any excuse at all gift, suitable for any one. Even just couples. Mainly geard for those with kids, but would even help just two people. Great converstation starter for when you want to connect don't know how or what to say.

These are an absolute must for who struggles to come up with questions other than the standard How was your day? Tell me something exciting that happened today? Or if you’d just like to make a game out of it. Either way this set of cards from ReThink has been a game changer for family conversations. I would certainly recommend and would give six stars if I could.Thanks for stopping by, hope my review and photos were of help. Have a great one!

Loved the game! Get's into your inner ‘feels’. Recommended!

Although these are aimed at older kids, they still work well with sub-10-year-olds. I've seen loads of parenting tips and other such advice on social media, but these are practical talking points where you can spend as long or as little as you like. Not that I'm a cynic, but I didn't think they would be that effective and was pleasantly surprised. They are definitely worth a try. You will be pleasantly surprised.