It's no secret that I love a good conversation.

It's something that I hope my children will enjoy as well; otherwise, they might be lost at the extended Karwowski dinner table which is frequently the stage for many healthy and heated dialogues.  To prepare them for a life long seat at our confident table I stumbled across two tools that foster that quality I love most about my family.  Starting great discussions.

The "Kids Topics" (on the left) and the "Family Dinner."  #notablogreview

We've actually gone through both boxes, twice over.  Needless to say, the kids ask for it every night as we sit down for dinner. "Can we do the questions?"  (The Kids Topic questions are friendlier for smaller kids as some of the concepts in Family Dinner are too hard to grasp)

Tonight was no different and the kids begged to answer the questions.  "But we have answered them all, twice.  I will order more on the dot com tomorrow."  I explained.

"I have a better idea!"  My son interrupted.  "How about we write our own questions?"

Yeah.  Something tells me that they will do just fine at our extended family dinners.  Consider this a friendly warning Karwowski family - we have another generation of passionate conversationalists.