Name a smell that usually means something good is happening.
Family-friendly by default
Conversation starters for families.
Questions and quick games for mixed ages: simple enough for children, warm enough for adults, and never trying too hard.
Would you rather live in a treehouse or live in a houseboat?
Name 4 animals smaller than a cat.
Prompts that leave room for the table.
- What is the best thing to find in a pocket?
- What sound means a good day is probably happening?
- Would you rather talk to dogs or talk to cats?
- Name 3 useful things for a pocket.
- Best rainy-day sound: drips, splashes, window taps?
- Give one nearby object a tiny cheer.
- What tiny upgrade would improve this table?
- Name 3 things that belong at breakfast.
How to make family prompts work
Family conversation starters should give adults and children different ways to answer the same card. A child might choose quickly; an adult might add a story; both responses count.
Do not aim for a perfect round. If siblings argue cheerfully about snacks, grandparents tell a tiny memory, or someone invents a silly rule for the table, the prompt is working.
Try a mixed round.
The app keeps the prompts varied so quieter people and big talkers both get a way in.