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Deck · The Big Questions · 28 questions

Values, money, faith — the big themes.

The values and worldview you want to pass on: religion/spirituality, money, dealing with failure, honesty, how to meet the world. The big themes beyond the everyday.

The Big Questions

If our kid absorbed only three of our values, which three do you hope they are?

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Example questions

Three questions from the deck — to try tonight.

Every card has a second layer: on the back, the app has a go-deeper question that takes it further.

Question i.

If our kid absorbed only three of our values, which three do you hope they are?

Go deeper

Would I name the same three?

Question ii.

How do you want to handle religion or spirituality in our kid's life?

Go deeper

Do we agree, or is this something we’ve avoided deciding?

Question iii.

What do you want our kid to believe about money?

Go deeper

What money lesson do we want to start teaching early?

Question iv. – xxviii.

You get the remaining 25 questions as a card in the app each evening — one per night, answered privately.

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What it’s about

Why this deck exists

The daily decks cover the „how“ of parenting; this one covers the „what for.“ It surfaces the deep values a couple wants to transmit — and the places they quietly disagree. Research note woven in: parents often share a value yet clash on how to live it, and kids learn values by watching, not being lectured. Questions open a big theme; follow-ups test alignment and application; context grounds it without moralizing. (28 cards — this theme genuinely holds more.)

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Tonight: question i.

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