Little Things
Comforts, favourites and the details that make someone feel known.
You already love each other. This game helps you discover the person inside the person you love.
This is not about proving how well you know your child. It is not an interview, a lesson disguised as play, or a hunt for secrets.
It is a small ritual of taking turns. The adult gets to be a person. The child gets to be a person. Each answer is received before anyone tries to improve it.
Closeness grows when someone feels interesting to you—not when they feel examined by you.
Choose an age range, then let the game mix every world for you.
Comforts, favourites and the details that make someone feel known.
Childhood stories that let the grown-up become knowable too.
Feelings and experiences, approached gently and without pressure.
Appreciation, strengths and the particular ways you see each other.
Memories, rituals, belonging and what makes your home yours.
Silly inventions, impossible adventures and shared creativity.
Careful questions for small misunderstandings and kinder tomorrows.
Make tea. Get comfortable. Put every answer down gently.
Begin a session →For parents, carers and children aged 6–13. This educational connection tool is not therapy, diagnosis, safeguarding assessment or crisis support. If a child shares that they may be unsafe, respond calmly and contact an appropriate safeguarding professional or emergency service.