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These 150 conversation starters for kids are the key to unlocking what’s on your child's mind. No more one-word answers! Important: This is a limited-run print version of our popular digital conversation starters for kids. After you order, you will receive the 150 business-card-sized cards inside a paperboard box.
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In this memory game, you find matching eggs hidden under the penguins. After your child gets a handle on the basic rules, you can amp up the strategy with a variation where you’re allowed to steal eggs from other players. A fun twist on a classic memory game!
Age Range: 4 and up
Time to Play: 10 minutes
Number of Players: 2-4
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In this cooperative game, you work together to feed the Woozle by balancing snacks on a spoon while you deliver them. And as an added challenge, you’ll have to hula dance, bunny hop, or do something else silly at the same time. This game helps develop motor skills, gives practice with counting, and builds frustration tolerance. But most important of all, it’s pure silly fun!
Age Range: 2 and up
Time to Play: 10-15 minutes
Number of Players: 2-5
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This cooperative guessing game is perfect for kids who love animals, and it’s one of those rare educational games that’s actually fun for both kids and adults. You’ll build your child’s deductive reasoning skills, foster their sense of teamwork, and load them up with oodles of new animal facts. Your child will have so much fun playing they won’t even realize how much they’re learning along the way!
Age Range: 4 and up
Time to Play: 20-30 minutes
Number of Players: 2-12
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I’m Kelly—a mom of four, a Certified Parent Educator, and an author.
If you want to nurture a loving parent-child relationship that will last into the teenage years and beyond, the time for nurturing that kind of relationship is now.
I believe with a few small tweaks, you can build a home your kids will want to come home to—without having to sacrifice your own personal needs.
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