Conversation prompts for families with children aged about 4 to 10.
Free family cards by email are in preparation.
A card to try
Day 3
Tell your child about something you got wrong this week. A small thing. Don’t add the lesson at the end.
Why it matters: Children tell the truth more readily to parents who have shown that being wrong is survivable. Leaving out the moral is what makes it an admission instead of a lecture.
Three minutes, in the car or at bedtime.
From The Advent Compass, day 3
For families
24 small invitations for families in December. Open a spread together, try a question, or save it for another evening. Pick what fits your family.
For couples
Conversation cards for two: for couples getting to know each other and for couples who have been together for years. Small questions about money, family, Sundays and the things that usually go unsaid.
Explore Between Us
I’m Erika Hegi, a mother of two. I studied psychology and worked with gifted children and children in hospice care. Later, as Head of HR, I led a team at an international company. I then supported an IT company as it grew from 500 to 1,300 employees.
Inner Compass grew out of a question I kept coming back to at home: How do our values show up on an ordinary day?