Date Night: A Cheat Sheet

Sure, it's sorta sad to need talking points. But when you're struggling to come up with topics that don't revolve around the kids, you'll thank us!

By Gary Smalley and Ted Cunningham

You and your mate have finally made time for date night... but are the chances good that you'll end up spending the whole time talking about the kids? Click the link below to print out a fun list of talking points, adapted from Great Parents, Lousy Lovers by Gary Smalley and Ted Cunningham. These make-ya-think questions to keep the conversation flowing throughout the night. Make sure to fold and save the cheat sheet as a handy reference!

Click here to print Date Night: A Cheat Sheet. >>

Originally published in the February 2011 issue of Parents magazine.

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Comments (5)

ettecha wrote:

Great idea, I'm absolutely going to try it

2/14/2011 04:10:20 PM Report Abuse

zyahu wrote:

Great cheat sheet :) thanks!

2/9/2011 02:08:04 AM Report Abuse

jmc911991 wrote:

Those are some great questions! We also try to ask questions at the dinner table with our kids. Maybe we'll try adapting these for the kids also. myrealbirthstory.com

2/7/2011 01:35:48 PM Report Abuse

SHEROE5 wrote:

hmmm interesting

1/20/2011 05:26:37 PM Report Abuse

nicolawanke wrote:

Great article and should encourage every couple to get talking

1/14/2011 01:37:30 PM Report Abuse