Parlons vrai Kids – French conversation card game for kids

conversations with kids.

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80 questions Ages 5+ 2+ players

➜ Real connection with your child
➜ Talk about topics that rarely come up
➜ Strengthen the trust between you

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Real conversations — even with kids!

Parlons vrai Kids helps you connect with the world of children through questions, shared presence, and meaningful conversations.

During the game, you can:

  • Discover what’s really on their minds
  • Strengthen the trust between you
  • Develop open and accepting communication

The cards help spark conversations that might not come up on their own in everyday life — in a playful, yet deep and honest way.

What topics do the questions cover?

Everyday life, family relationships, and emotional awareness.

The game is available in English, German, Czech, Hungarian, and Polish.

Parlons vrai Kids – French conversation card game for kids
€19,95

Product safety

Manufacturer
Dream Lab Kft1025 Budapest, Csatárka u. 80.
Hungary
support@andwetalk.com
EAN
5999861567584
Safety
CE certified

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Frequently asked questions

What age is it recommended for?

The game is recommended for ages 5 and up, but some questions are designed for children aged 8 and older — these are clearly marked. Of course, it’s up to the parents to decide whether to ask those questions to younger kids as well.

Can it be played more than once?

Yes, absolutely — and it’s even encouraged! As children grow and we change too, the answers to the same questions can evolve over time. Each group brings its own energy, perspectives, and experiences — leading to new and exciting conversations every time you play.

Game Duration

There’s no set time limit for a round or an answer. Some questions may spark deeper conversations, so the length of the game depends entirely on the players — it can even last for hours if they begin to truly open up.

If a question feels too difficult, feel free to skip it — you can always come back to it later.