If you enjoy spending quality time with your spouse and you want to build your communication engagement with your husband or wife, then you definitely want to grab hold of these 200 Foundational Conversations Starter Cards for Couples. Not only is it a fun and innovative way to start deeper conversations, you are also able to talk about various topics with over 200 cards in 8 categories including family values, finances, home life, outside influence, goals, intimacy, and health. There's no limit to the talking points that can help create a wonderful conversation with your loved one.Not only do they have these foundational cards for starting a conversation for couples, but they also have it for a 'Perfect Date' as well as 'Rekindle' to jumpstart any relationship. I would give it a 5 out of 5 stars and appreciate that you can grow in your relationship with your spouse and enjoy doing so.You can also take these cards on-the-go with you if you are going a long trip or maybe you have a long flight or even on a road trip where most people want to be on a mobile device. Instead why not pull out some starter cards and deepen your relationship? Overall I am pleased and I highly recommend this 200 Foundational Conversation Starter Cards for Couples. 5 out of 5 stars for innovation, durability, functionality, and design.

Add excitement and laughter to your date nights with the Fun Couples Card Game.This game is packed full with date night ideas and relationship-building prompts. Box contains 200 foundational conversation cards thoughtfully tailored specifically for couples. From thought-provoking questions to playful challenges, each card offers an opportunity to deepen your connection and create lasting memories together.Don't forget a way to keep things interesting with Wild and Reward cards that add an element of surprise and intimacy to the game. Score points and strengthen your bond with the Intimacy Deck Cards, making every date night unforgettable. Investing in your marriage is one of the best things you can do!

I am beyond impressed with the talking point card set. There are some heavy questions that every couple should be asking each other prior to getting legally married. This set of cards facilitate conversation in a way that is organized, well thought out, and fun.The topic areas are divided into 8 sections, which are color coded (visible at the top of the card). I included a photo of the card deck from above you so can see the different color options to choose from. The categories include Intimacy, Outside Influences, Values, Finances, Family, Goals, Health, and Home Life. I have included a sample of cards from each category so you can get a feel for the questions.My partner and I have been living together for over a year and some of these questions would have been really great to ask each other prior to moving in as they can reveal expectations that you may not realize impact household life together. Additionally, some of the "family" and "outside influence" questions are really helpful when blending two families, especially if there is conflict between one partner and the in laws.Overall, there are some difficult but very necessary questions that couples would benefit from asking each other. Some questions you would likely already know after dating for a few months. Either way, this is such a valuable tool to have in your relationship.If you are getting serious in a relationship, BUY THESE CARDS. If you have a member of the family who is in a relationship and talking about engagement/marriage, BUY THESE CARDS. I cannot emphasize this enough, this deck will strengthen any relationship or help provided needed clarity on true long term compatibility.

This card set would be a great gift for a couple in a serious dating relationship, engaged, or newly married. The cards and the storage box are high quality materials. It's compact and would be easy to throw in a bag or purse to take on a road trip, discussion over dinner, or enjoying time outside at a quiet, scenic place.Like the title "Foundations" implies and the description says, it's really for those considering marriage or just starting out married life together. One of the Q&As on the description says that it could work for a couple married for 3 years. I think it's true that they could be used for couples married longer than a year, but the questions might need some adapting and then they could still stir some interesting conversations. For example, instead of asking "How would we/you...," it could be changed to "How have/did we..."The nice thing about these cards is that they cover a range of topics. Some of the topics or specific questions might be a little uncomfortable, even for committed couples. And yet, the cards make them easier to ask/discuss because the idea/topic/question is coming from a card, not one person in the relationship.Like it mentions in the description, not every question/card is going to be for every couple, but with 200 cards, I think more would apply than not apply.

This Talking Points Foundations conversation starter deck of cards comes out swinging. Get ready for some thought provoking, reflective, and insightful conversation that will actually grow and deepen your relationship if you decide to take them seriously. This is an activity best for couples with some history in place. If you brought these out on a first date it would be TMI to the max. With that being said, this deck is an amazing way to get to know the core values that motivate your partner. This would also be an interesting way to get to know about the relationships and history of your parents, grandparents, etc.. You could easily just ask these in the past tense in that case and I think you would be able to unlock decades of valuable relationship advice. This deck is a great way to organize thoughtful conversation and connect to those you love the most!

Several months ago, I bought a different Talking Point Cards set for our family to use at the dinner table. I set it on the table and sort of forgot about it until a few days later, when I heard my kids reading the questions to each other. They absolutely LOVED asking each other the questions, and I was really amazed with how in-depth their answers were, because it felt like a fun game to them. They talked about their feelings with each other, shared their hopes and dreams, their fears, and other really precious things...all with the siblings that they often bicker with. They were thrilled when we got this set, because it provided them with new material, and they've enjoyed it so much. My kids fight with each other as much as anybody's kids do, and sometimes it can be hard as a parent to know how to help them grow in their relationships. The Talking Point Cards have helped us tremendously with that goal. Highly recommend!!

TALKING POINT CARDS Foundations Conversation Starter… are printed on quality card stock.Each card has a question which is divided into a category. Questions are designed to, so might, help individuals communicate complex feelings, knowledge, desires, or bring attention to queries and ideas not previously thought about, if the individuals are willing to participate.Categories:FamilyValuesFinancesHome LifeIntimacyHealthOutside InfluencesGoalsSome of the questions are simple and seem obvious while other questions (example: "Are we planning to share aspects of our life and home on social media? If so, what, how often, and with whom?" (Outside Influences Category)) are possibly less lightweight, or something not thought to discuss. Communication is key to any relationship which works. Individuals, of course, do not need to use all the cards and some just do not apply. I found questions were grammatically fine.

These cards make a wonderful getting-to-know-you game, for couples who want better communication. The questions are respectful but fairly invasive, so it's best to do just between two people, and not as a party game with a larger group. They're very thought-provoking and topically deep, encouraging good free expression. Worth it!

I really enjoy this product and will be using the cards themselves or just the prompts with my couple's counseling clients. I also really enjoy that they're in categories so that we can track which categories have been covered or, in my line of work, which have been avoided. For the most part, what these prompts do is make the conversation initiation easier for couples and creates an environment where both couples have committed and consented to engaging in the conversation making it less likely that they'll avoid the conversation. But even for happy couples, some of these prompts can also just bring things up that couples wouldn't even think to ask through the normal course of a day. In a nutshell, these are great conversation starters for couples who are looking to deepen their connection or just have fun getting to know each other a little better.

I must not have read the description thoroughly, because I didn't realize these are designed for new, young couples. I thought it would be more general conversation starters. The categories include Family, Finances, Health, Intimacy, Outside Influences, and Values. Although a lot of the questions are still valuable to older people and couples who have been together awhile, the large majority of them are about getting to know one another, family planning, and learning what kind of life the other envisions. That said, these are FANTASTIC questions, and I will save this set for the next young couple I know gets serious or perhaps give it to my son before he starts dating again.I've searched though Talking Point's offerings and am definitely interested in the Small Talk and Rekindling Couples versions.