Tell us a little
Your first name. Their first name and age. We’ll find the right starting point.
Get to know the wonderful person your child is becoming. One playful, thoughtful conversation at a time.
A little closer, every day
You don’t need the perfect words or a big plan. Just a little curiosity, an open ear, and a question worth asking.
Your first name. Their first name and age. We’ll find the right starting point.
Something silly, something thoughtful, or something you’ve never thought to ask.
Listen. Share your answer. Follow the detours. That’s where the good stuff lives.
Meet your conversation starters
From wonderfully wild ideas to the feelings that need a little help finding words. There’s a question for their kind of day.
Growing up, opening up
Questions grow a little deeper as they do. We’re starting with the elementary years.
Simple questions, playful ideas, and getting to know those big little feelings.
Try a questionFriendships, growing confidence, and a whole world of “what if.”
Try a questionNew perspectives, more independence, and space to be themselves.
Try a questionA little reminder
No perfect answers. No streaks to keep. No pressure to finish a deck. Let them pass, let it get silly, and let one question be enough.
Being curious is a pretty lovely place to start.Little talks is for adult parents and caregivers to use with children ages 5–11. The parent holds the app and asks the question. Children don’t need an account or their own screen.
No. The conversation happens between you. We don’t ask you to record, type, or upload your child’s answers. You can save a favorite question to revisit together.
These help us choose an age group and adjust the deck as your child grows. We don’t need an exact birth date. Questions are selected by age and topic, not by sex.
Yes. This first version works in your phone’s browser, including Safari on iPhone. Dedicated iOS and Android apps are planned; they are not available in the app stores yet.
Let them pass. You can try a playful card, share your own answer, or leave it for another day. The goal is a comfortable moment together, not a completed activity.
A few minutes. Just you two.