Truth and Dare for Kids and Family

Truth and dare can be a lovely family game when the questions are right. These are made for children playing with parents, grandparents and cousins: silly, kind and imaginative, with acting and animal dares instead of anything embarrassing.

No crushes, no romance, no phones and no scary topics. In the game, Family mode keeps the grown-up levels hidden behind a PIN.

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Truth questions for kids

If an animal had to pretend to be you for a day, which animal would do it best, and why?
If you could invent a brand-new celebration day, what would everyone do on that day?
What is one thing you have taught someone older than you?
What is the most useless superpower you would still love to have?
Have you ever pretended to be asleep to avoid doing something? What was it?
If you could make one new rule that everyone in your home must follow, what would it be?
What word did you say in a funny, wrong way when you were little?
What is the best gift you have ever made or given to someone?
What is the messiest thing you have ever done in the kitchen?
What is something you were sure you could do, but it went completely wrong?
What is the longest time you have spent searching for something that was right in front of you?
If you had to eat food of only one colour for a whole day, which colour would you choose?
Which game do you always think you will win, but usually lose?
If you had a pet cloud, what would you name it, and what tricks would it do?
What is the best thing about being your age right now?
If you could shrink and live inside a board game for a day, which game would it be?
What is the best story a grandparent or older relative has told you?
If any animal could be your classmate, which one would sit next to you?
What is something that felt hard at first but is easy for you now?
What is the funniest thing a baby or small child has done in front of you?
What is the coolest thing you have ever built with blocks, sand or cardboard?
What is your favourite thing to do on a rainy day?
Which song, Bollywood or any other, makes you want to dance wherever you are?
If your school bag had one magic pocket, what would it do?
What is the most fun you have had on a long train, bus or car trip?
What is something you are proud of doing this year?
If you could build a home anywhere, like under the sea or on a rainbow, where would it be?
If you could mix two animals into one new pet, which two would you pick?
What would you dress up as for a school fancy dress competition?
What is your favourite thing to do when the lights go off in a power cut?

Dares for kids

Walk like a penguin across the room and back, flapping your arms like little wings.
Be a news reader and give today's weather report in a very dramatic voice.
Start a funny story with one sentence; each player adds one sentence until it comes back to you.
For 30 seconds, the group asks you questions and you must answer every one by singing.
Introduce the person on your left as if they are a superstar, giving them a kind title like 'Champion of Smiles'.
In slow motion, act out hitting the winning shot in a big match, then celebrate in slow motion too.
Draw something in this room on paper with your eyes closed, then let everyone guess what it is.
Laugh in four different ways: a tiny laugh, a loud laugh, a villain laugh and a silent laugh.
Pretend you own a fancy restaurant and take everyone's food order in a funny voice.
Give everyone an animal sound. For 20 seconds, point at players faster and faster; whoever you point at makes their sound.
Give a 15-second thank-you speech for winning the 'World's Best Sleeper' award.
Act like a car stuck in heavy traffic, making every horn and engine sound you can.
Act out your favourite hobby without speaking; the group has 30 seconds to guess it.
Roar like a big lion, then like a lion with a cold, then like a tiny baby lion.
Make three different animal faces, one by one; the group guesses each animal.
Strut like a proud chicken on a fashion show ramp, then strike your best pose.
Act like a washing machine, from filling with water to the fast spin at the end.
Hum a cartoon theme song; the group has 20 seconds to guess the cartoon.
Make up a short song about your favourite animal and sing it with actions.
Name an animal for every letter from A to J in 30 seconds.
Wear a cushion like a crown and give a short royal speech as the ruler of Pillow Land.
Make a paper boat or paper hat in 60 seconds, then show it off proudly.
Make the sounds of three things at home, like a fan, a door and a mixer; the group guesses each one.
Draw a funny animal using only circles in 30 seconds, then give it a name.
Give a 20-second speech on why pets should be allowed in every classroom.

Would you rather (for kids)

Would you rather have a pet dragon the size of a cat, or a pet cat the size of a dragon?
Would you rather understand what birds are saying, or what babies are saying?
Would you rather have a slide from your bed to the kitchen, or a garden that grows toys?
Would you rather always hop instead of walking, or always sing instead of talking?
Would you rather have a pencil that makes drawings come alive, or a spoon that makes any food appear?
Would you rather live for a month on a boat, or in a tree house?
Would you rather have a bicycle that can talk, or a flying carpet that moves very slowly?
Would you rather be the main character in a video game, or in a fairy tale?
Would you rather go to school on a flying bus, or have your classroom under the sea?
Would you rather have a bedroom that tidies itself, or a notebook that finishes your homework?

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Questions people ask

What are good truth questions for kids?

Imaginative ones: which animal would be you for a day, what you would invent, or the funniest dream you remember. Kids love questions where there is no wrong answer.

What are safe dares for kids?

Acting, animal sounds, silly walks and small challenges with things like a cushion or paper. Nothing with food, phones or anything that could hurt.

Is Truth n Dare safe for children?

The Kids & Family level is for all ages, and Family mode hides the Party and 18+ levels. There are no ads, no accounts and nothing personal is collected.