Great Conversation Starters Between Grandparents and Grandkids with TableTopics #MegaChristmas21

November 15, 2021 Kristin

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The TABLETOPICS® Grandparents & Grandkids Edition is a great way to help grandparents get to know a bit more about their grandkids and vice versa!

The questions are designed to let you share all the important things – personal stories, fun ideas, plans for the future, and a good bit of laughter too. Questions include ones like, “What’s the first thing you remember saving money for?”, and “What’s the best thing about the age you are right now?”.

What a great way to have Grandparents and their Grandkids become closer, learn things about each other and enjoy their time together while playing. This would make a great gift for them this upcoming holiday season.

About TableTopics:

TableTopics Questions to Start Great Conversations are the award-winning conversation starter sets that help millions of people spark fun and meaningful discussions with their family and friends around the dinner table, at parties, on road trips – wherever!

What started as a personal passion for great conversation has blossomed into America’s most popular conversation game with over 35 products sold in specialty stores throughout the U.S., Canada, and the world. TableTopics is a division of Ultra PRO International, LLC and is headquartered in Commerce, California.

This edition of conversation starters will help grandparents and grandchildren enjoy getting to know each other better. The questions are designed to let you share all the important things – personal stories, fun ideas, plans for the future, and a good bit of laughter too.

Tip #1 – Make TableTopics part of your mealtime tradition with your grandchildren. It’s through good conversation during a family meal that the most important connections are made.

Tip #2 – Select a few questions before your weekly call with your grandchildren. The questions give you a way to connect with each grandchild and learn so much about each one individually.

Tip #3 – Text a question to your teenage grandchild. You’ll be keeping the lines of communication open using the format they’re most comfortable with.