246 Conversation Starters for Family Discussions: Start Dinner Conversation with Your Child, Get Them to Listen More, Improve Social Intelligence & Responsibility

Ann R. Sutton

ZeroNever

About this eBook

Is your family talking?

Are you doing much bonding at the dinner?

Many families tend to run out of things to discuss in order to increase harmony, love and deeper unity. No matter how busy you are, having a conversation starter will help you to begin a good conversation with your family, connect at a deeper level, and also reach a reasonable height of understanding. This is also advantageous in getting your kid and spouse to talk about their opinions freely and to request a particular change where needed. Openness and honesty will be improved, and you will become a team.

The solution

Using these conversation starters, you will discover that there are new topics to talk about, depending on the type of conversation you want to have. You will be able to ask different questions and get their answers without making a family member feel like they are being interrogated. The issue of lack of trust will be put to rest, even as you ask the right questions and get the right answers. This will improve social and emotional learning between kids and parents, which ultimately equates to success in your personal relationships.

You are also going to learn how to ask questions about

• Emotions

• Money

• Alcohol and drug use

• Friends and peer pressure

• Love and sex

• Relationship

• School and learning

• Spirituality

• Morals, etc.

Out of 246 questions, you will realize that things will stay fresh and exciting for a very long time.

Add this book to your library and you will never regret it.

About the author

Ann R. Sutton is a passionate mother of 2 daughters and two boys. Her passion for helping other parents raise kids is astonishing. The success of her career as a psychologist and as a parent is her biggest inspiration to help others with all their parenting and family needs. Her books are just amazing and are focused on the problems all parents face in raising toddlers and even teenagers