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One Valentine’s Day years ago – my husband and I were once again planning an evening in with our four kids because we were a) too broke for both a babysitter and dinner and b) didn’t know any babysitters anyway. A couple days ahead of time, I decided to think up enough questions to create a little game to play with him. I came up with several questions, some fun instructions and a few dares and wrote them down on slips of paper. I folded each one up and put them in a heart bowl and waited for Valentine’s Day…
Once we’d put the kids to bed that night, I brought out my game. We took turns drawing out a question, reading it and answering or acting on it. We had such a fun time – the game lasted for hours because many of the questions started us reminiscing about our childhood or our “early times” together.
I think the best part of this game is getting playful with your spouse again. Remembering things you’d forgotten about each other – or discovering new things that make you smile. For instance – that your husband has no skill whatsoever when it comes to modeling your face out of play-doh
Here’s a free printable sheet of 30 Conversation Starters for Couples! I’ve written down 30 of the questions and activities we’ve used over the years that I think you’ll enjoy. Print it out and cut along the lines for your very own date night game! (There are 3 versions of this printable, take your pick!)
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Date Night Conversation Starters Boxes (Full Color)
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Date Night Conversation Starters (Ink-Saver Version)
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Date Night Conversation Starters Boxes (Version 3)








































Just wanted to say Thanks for this! i got my sons 3rd birthday in an album! He was sooo cute this year with all the oooing and ahhing . I thought the aunt and the grandparents would like them! Thanks again