Doorways Back To Each Other
Unplugged Conversation Cards for Meaningful Family Moments
In a world of pings, scrolls, and silent dinners…
What if one small box could bring your family closer than ever?
We live under the same roof - yet more often than not, we’re living in separate worlds.
Teens glued to screens. Grandparents feeling left out. Dinners eaten in silence.
And somewhere in between… a longing to feel close again.Unplugged Moments™ isn’t just a game.
It’s a way back to eye contact, laughter, honest questions, and the warmth of feeling truly heard.
Designed especially for families with tweens and teens, these conversation cards are built with child psychology in mind and real life at heart.
No awkward prompts. No one-word answers.
Just powerful, age-appropriate questions that actually get the whole family talking.
Real Life Vibe
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Real Life Vibe ⋆
It didn’t start as a product.
It started with me and my daughter, Lola.
After 12 years of raising her on my own, I could feel something shifting.
The conversations that used to come easily were becoming shorter.
Harder to get into. At the same time, I was carrying the loss of my parents, and realising how many conversations we never had.
And then there were the sleepovers. A room full of girls, all together… but all on their phones.
So we did something about it.
We built Unplugged Moments together.
Unplugged Moments™
started at our kitchen table
Our Editions
Different decks for different connections
Every family is unique and so are the conversations that bring them closer.
That’s why Unplugged Moments™ offers multiple editions, each crafted to meet your family where you are. Whether you’re navigating the teen years, planning a screen-free sleepover, or reconnecting across generations, there’s a deck designed just for you.
Designed by a parent not by a therapist
Built in real life.
I didn’t bring in therapists or consultants.
I brought in dinner tables, car rides, Sunday roasts, and sleepovers and years of being a parent.
I built Unplugged Moments™️ the same way families live in the messy, beautiful in-between.
I didn’t need experts to tell us what kids are struggling with.
We all live it. Every day.
We’re parents, raising tweens and teens in a digital world, just like you.
And we just needed a way to reach them.
That’s what these cards do.
They unlock the conversations we didn’t know how to start and bring us closer in the moments that matter most.
Tested by real families. Trusted by real kids.
What Kind of Digital Parent Are You?
Pick the one that sounds most like you on a typical day, and open it to see your style. No wrong answers.
"I keep a close eye on things." Safety settings, screen limits, knowing what they're up to. It helps me sleep at night.
The Protector
You lead with safety, and your kids feel it. Home is a place where someone is always looking out for them.
What you're great at
You're brilliant at boundaries. Your children are well shielded from the worst of the online world, and they know you have their back.
One thing to try next
Leave a little room for independence and trust. Small, supervised freedoms now help them learn to self-regulate, and keep coming to you.
Our 'Before You Hand Over the First Phone' and 'If Something Goes Wrong Online' playbooks are right up your street.
"I lead with conversation." If we keep talking and they know they can always come to me, we'll figure out the rest together.
The Connector
You lead with relationship. Rules matter, but the open door between you and your child matters more. This is the heart of everything we believe in.
What you're great at
You're the parent kids actually talk to. That open line is the single best protection there is, and you've built it beautifully.
One thing to try next
Pair those lovely conversations with a few firm, consistent boundaries, so all that warmth has a steady frame to sit inside.
You'll love the 'Winning Back the Dinner Table' playbook, and our conversation card decks were made for parents exactly like you.
"I get stuck in with them." I like understanding the games and apps myself, and learning how it all works as we go.
The Explorer
You lead with curiosity. You're not afraid of the tech, you get in there and learn it alongside your kids.
What you're great at
You model a healthy, positive relationship with technology, and your kids are growing up genuinely capable and confident online.
One thing to try next
Add the occasional clear limit, especially around sleep and downtime, so all that exploring still leaves room to switch off.
The 'Bedtime Wind-Down' and 'Their First Social Media Account' playbooks fit neatly with how you already parent.
"I'm doing my best in a busy house." Some days it's all under control, some days it's chaos, and that's okay.
The Juggler
You lead with love, in a gloriously full life. You're doing this on the fly, and your kids feel cared for even on the chaotic days.
What you're great at
You're responsive and warm. When it matters, you show up, and your children never doubt they're loved.
One thing to try next
Pick two small, repeatable rituals (phones away at dinner, charging downstairs at night) and the nightly negotiation starts to disappear.
Start with the 'Five More Minutes' and 'Dinner Table' playbooks. Two small wins is all you need to begin.