Conversation Cards for Teens - Communication Topics, Conversation Starters - Build Confidence & Emotional Intelligence, Family Games for Kids and Adults - Ages 13-18

Every child wants to be heard and it is up to us to hear them. Connecting through communication is the most powerful tool we have. Taking the time to listen builds confidence, connection, and self-worth, one conversation at a time. Communication Cards How did we get our start? , Inc. is a Illinois based company started by a mother of three who has spent the last 25 years mentoring and volunteering in the community to help build confidence and self-esteem in children and teens through communication. What makes our products unique? Our products are unique in that they encourage age-appropriate communication. Asking the right questions and being present to listen is a gift every child deserves. Why do we love what we do? The passion of , Inc. has always been to change the world, one conversation at a time. We believe that the natural tendency of adults is to talk to our children more about what we want to know and less about what our children want to say.

GET TEENS TALKING: Some days you're their best friend and other days, their worst enemy. It can be a challenge to understand a teenager's point of view and connecting with them. Instead of one-word answers, the Communication Cards ask thought provoking, open ended questions that start real conversations.

SOCIAL EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE: Cards ask compelling questions that focus on social and emotional learning. This deck of cards help develop communication and social skills. It promotes a young person's ability to listen and provide constructive feedback. They are a great resource for autistic teens and individuals with Aspergers.

BUILD CONFIDENCE: Being a teen or young adult can be tough. Sometimes they feel alone and don't have anyone to turn to. Our conversation starters help improve your teen's confidence, self-esteem, and self-growth. When kids and teens are comfortable to communicate with adults, they feel inspired and confident.

OPEN ENDED GAMES: Most of the other conversation cards for kids are questions that can be answered with a yes or not. Not our cards! They allow Teens to form and voice opinions and talk about what is really on their mind. Some examples include: Name three things that you love about yourself? If you could change anything in the world, what would it be? or Do you find it easy to make friends or difficult?

GREAT FOR SCHOOL AND HOME: Teachers can use cards as a writing prompt for student journals or essay assignments. They are also useful icebreaker tools for therapists and counselors in therapy sessions. Get your family talking around the dinner table with these age-appropriate thought-provoking topics. This is the perfect Easter Basket Stuffer for teens.