Of course you can.

But here's what we hear from parents over and over:

"I don't know how to bring it up without it feeling awkward."

"Every time I try, they shut down."

"I'm afraid I'll say the wrong thing and make it worse."

These cards remove that barrier. They give you the exact words to say - words that have been tested and approved by experts who do this for a living.

Think of it like this: You COULD write your own will, but you hire a lawyer because they know how to do it right.

These cards are your expert-approved script for the conversations that matter most.

This is the #1 concern we hear from parents. And we get it.

But here's what actually happens:

Out of all our reviews, not a single parent reported their teen refusing to engage.

In fact, the opposite happened:

"When they first read what it was on the box, they both kind of scoffed at it, but I asked a couple of questions and they both answered it."

Gillian R.

"My teenagers don't love questions like these, but the way they are phrased makes them mostly tolerable ;-). It allows the teen to tell you what they already know and what their opinions are and isn't condescending."

Miriam J.

"Neither me or my son are 'big talkers' and these helped us both to get chatting."

Adam T.

"He is always receptive to chatting about it."

Carrie P.

"They even turned the questions back to me and I had to think about my own responses."

Melissa M.

Why do teens engage when they usually don't?

• It doesn't feel like a lecture - The card format makes it feel like an activity, not an interrogation.

• The questions are genuinely interesting - They're not yes/no. They make teens think.

• Teens can control the pace - They can pick cards, skip topics, go deep or stay surface-level.

• The questions aren't judgmental - Experts designed them to invite sharing, not trigger defensiveness.

Pro tip from a reviewer: "Let them guide and lead. I loved watching them interact with each other on the questions."

Some teens might roll their eyes at first. That's normal. But once you start, the questions do the work.

These cards are designed for teens ages 13-18.

Some questions are better for younger teens, others for older teens - but you'll quickly get a sense of what fits.

And yes, the pack includes a category on "Sexual Health & Safety." Because those conversations need to happen, and these cards make them possible without the cringe factor.

From a parent reviewer:

"As a conservative Christian father, I reviewed all 64 cards. I found 39 Great Cards for meaningful discussions, 19 Nice Questions for additional topics, and only 6 I'd bypass (mostly from the body image category since we have boys). For girls, even fewer would be bypassed in my opinion."

Braxton J.

If a question feels too advanced or not relevant yet, skip it. You're in control.

Great question!

The TEENS Core Pack has 200 questions about ALL aspects of teen life - friendships, school, identity, future dreams, etc.

TEENS: Technology + Boundaries has 195 questions laser-focused on screens, social media, and digital life.

Think of it this way:

TEENS Core Pack = broad connection across all of teen life

TEENS: Technology + Boundaries = deep dive into the #1 thing stealing your connection

Both are great. This one is specifically designed for the conversations you're probably avoiding right now.

Let's reframe that question...

What's it worth to you to:

• Know what your teen is actually seeing and experiencing online?

• Have them come to YOU when something goes wrong instead of hiding it?

• Navigate the teen years without losing your connection?

• Protect them from online dangers without constant surveillance and battles?

This isn't just a pack of cards.

It's 100+ hours of expert insight, distilled into the simplest, most accessible format possible.

It's a tool you'll use dozens of times - at dinner, in the car, before bed - for years.

It's the peace of mind that comes from knowing you're saying the right things, the right way.

One parent put it perfectly:

"If even ONE conversation prevents ONE crisis, it's paid for itself 100 times over."

And from a professional who uses them at work:

"I loved it so much that I quickly ordered a second set to use at work. As a BCBA, I've found these cards to be incredibly effective for parent training sessions."

Yes - many reviewers specifically mention success with ADHD, ASD, and anxiety.

Because the questions are structured, clear, and predictable, ND teens often respond better to these than to open-ended conversations.

That's EXACTLY why these cards exist.

You don't have to be a therapist. You don't have to have all the answers.

You just have to read the question on the card and listen to your teen's answer.

The experts already did the hard work of figuring out how to phrase things in a non-threatening, non-judgmental way.

All you have to do is show up and be curious.

"I don't have to overthink what discussions need to happen or how to phrase things."

Clara C.

And here's a secret: Your teen doesn't expect you to be perfect. They just want to know you care enough to try.

These cards make "trying" easy.

Then you're doing it right.

Real connection isn't always comfortable. Sometimes the most important conversations are the hardest ones.

But here's what the cards do: they create a structure that makes hard topics easier to approach.

If a conversation gets too intense, you can:

• Pause and come back to it later

• Move to a different card/topic

• Simply listen without trying to "fix" anything

The instructional guide included with your pack has tips for handling tough moments.

Remember: Discomfort means you're talking about something that matters. That's not a bug - it's a feature.

That's amazing - and honestly, you're in the minority.

But here's the thing: even teens who are generally open have topics they find hard to bring up.

Ask yourself:

• Does your teen voluntarily tell you what they're seeing on social media?

• Have you had detailed conversations about online predators, sexting, or pornography?

• Do you know how your teen feels about their body image compared to what they see online?

• Have you discussed what they would do if someone online made them uncomfortable?

If you hesitated on any of those... these cards will help.

Even the best parent-teen relationships have blind spots. These cards shine a light on them.

You could.

But here's what you won't find online:

• Questions that have been reviewed and approved by 65+ experts.

• A carefully curated set that covers all the critical topics without overwhelming you.

• Questions specifically designed to avoid triggering defensiveness.

• A format that makes it easy to use consistently (not just once).

• Follow-up questions that help you go deeper.

Sure, you could spend hours researching, compiling, and testing questions yourself.

Or you could spend a small amount and have experts hand you the exact questions that work.

Your time is worth something. So is your peace of mind.

"The questions are thoughtful and cover topics I wouldn't have even considered."

Wendy D.