15 questions about
parenting styles
Pick one and start there. You don't have to go in order.
- 1
"What's the most important quality you'd want to develop in a child?"
- 2
"How much freedom should children have?"
- 3
"What's your approach to discipline?"
- 4
"What does a good childhood look like?"
- 5
"Is there something your parents did that you want to do the same?"
- 6
"What did your parents do that you absolutely want to do differently?"
- 7
"How important is it to you that children share your values?"
- 8
"What's something you think modern parenting gets wrong?"
- 9
"What's something about parenting you think you'd naturally be good at?"
- 10
"What's something about parenting that genuinely worries you?"
- 11
"How important is academic achievement in raising children?"
- 12
"What role should grandparents play?"
- 13
"What does raising emotionally healthy children mean to you?"
- 14
"What's the most important thing a parent can give?"
- 15
"How do you feel about screens and technology for children?"
How to use these
conversation starters
Over dinner
Pick one question at the start of the meal. Let the conversation lead where it wants.
On a long drive
No eye contact makes some questions easier. Road trips are perfect for depth.
Before sleep
One question each before the lights go out. This becomes a ritual you'll both love.
On a walk
Walking side by side reduces pressure. The movement helps the conversation flow.
Sunday morning
Slow morning, no agenda. Phones down. One question over coffee.
In the app
Log your answers in Relationship App: Love Story. Look back on them together.
Keep the conversation
going every day.
Daily prompts, mood check-ins, love notes, and a shared memory of every conversation you have together.