Continuum GamesFamily Talk Faith Edition by Around the Table Games - Portable, Meaningful Conversation Starters Blue

We’ve gotten in a bad habit of letting my son watch his tablet while he eats, so in an effort to break that habit, I ordered these on a friend’s recommendation.There’s a good range of questions, and my son enjoys answering!It’s helping to wean him off of screens and for us all to connect better.

I bought this product for conversation ideas for dinner time with my mom. I am also an adult. I had read the reviews and picked this one out intentionally, partially because of the price, but also because it seemed really good from the reviews. Well, I thought some of the questions were dumb. For example, one of the questions was something like, "Why might someone use a guide dog? When is it okay to pet a guide dog?" I was like, "Really? This is not the kind of thing I was expecting for good, deep family conversation." Some of the questions are deeper, like "What is causing you anxiety right now in school, work and home?" Some of them are just kind of interesting, like, "What was your favorite meal your grandparents cooked for you?" I was disappointed with some of the questions. I do enjoy, however, that it helps to start more meaningful conversations if you don't know what to talk about but still want to engage. They are just not all the type of questions I was hoping for.

Family fun at all our holidays.

There are many different questions in this set from innocuous like “how many of your former addresses and phone numbers do you remember?” To “What’s your greatest fear?” Quite the range! We will enjoy our family meals together as we share our answers.

These questions are a good way to keep family members at the table rather than everyone leaving to get on their phones, computers, tablets, etc. Good conversation starters

Great questions for kids to ask. Some questions are a bit dated but the cards are a fun conversation starter.

Our kids and grandkids had so much fun with this. The grandkids loved being able to answer questions that were all about their own thoughts and it sparked some deeper conversations among the adults at the table.

We enjoy a lot “playing” q&a with our kids and think is a way to know how they think and feel about certain topics. I recommend it for family fun.

It was much smaller than I thought. It was confusing with the pricing system and then realised it was expensive for what it was. A good idea but a lot of money.