
Why we created these cards?
It began with a simple habit: talking about our day each evening. As my children grew, their emotions and experiences became more complex. Suddenly, the usual question “How was your day?” often ended with a quiet “Fine.” It wasn’t that they didn’t want to talk. Some feelings are just hard to explain. That’s when I created these conversation cards for kids and parents. They turn real-life moments into playful stories you can explore together.By using images, textures, and metaphors, the cards help children find the right words for their feelings. Sometimes they spark laughter and creativity. Sometimes they open the door to deeper conversations. Most of all, they make it easier to understand each other and to build a stronger emotional connection.

Story of Alexandra
Fine
My son started answering 'fine' every time I asked about his day. I felt stuck until I tried the cards. We sat down, and I asked, ‘Okay, which “fine” is yours today? Pick one, and I’ll pick mine too.’ He choose a bright, colorful card, and I picked a muted one. Then we talked about why we each picked our cards, and just like that, the conversation started flowing. These cards have been such an eye-opener for both of us—they make connecting so much easier.

story of Ann
Angry or...?
When my daughter picked a card with sharp teeth, I immediately thought, ‘Oh no, she’s angry.’ But instead of assuming, I asked her, ‘Why did you pick this one?’ Her answer? ‘Because it feels strong! Like I can handle anything!’ It completely changed the way I see her choices. These cards remind me not to fall into my own interpretations and to really listen to her. It’s been a game-changer for how we connect

Story of me
Wordless Feelings
My son always said ‘I don’t know’ when I asked how he felt. Words were too hard. Then we used the cards. He picked one, stared at it for a moment, and finally said, ‘This one feels like me today.’ That was the start. The images gave him a way to show what words couldn’t, and now, emotions aren’t so impossible to talk about.