100 Questions for the Dinner Table: 100 Conversation Starters to Really Get to Know Your Child — Ages 6 to Grown-Up (Backed by Child-Development Science)

What if dinner was the best part of the day? Here are 100 questions that turn an ordinary meal into a real conversation — the kind where you find out what your child actually thinks, and they find out you were once their age too. Every page holds two cards. Cut along the dotted lines, keep them in a jar on the table, and pull one at random. The card asks the question, so you never have to be the one interrogating — and everyone answers, grown-ups included. The questions are arranged to go gently deeper: Warm-Ups — quick and easy, so even the youngest at the table can play Tell Me About You — what you're proud of, what scares you, what's changing Remember When — the family stories children almost never get to hear Big Wonders — imagination, "what if," and the future Under every question there's a second one — a "Then ask" — because one question gets an answer, and the second one gets a conversation. And the back of each card is a keepsake: room to write down the answer worth remembering, and the date. In a year, you won't recall what your seven-year-old said. The card will. No screens. No preparation. Just better questions than we usually remember to ask. For ages 6 to grown-up — a gift the whole family actually uses.