Trying to keep my son off screens and devices is always a challenge, usually met with him saying: ‘I’m bored!’ Needless to say, I can’t wait to share my childhood love of the competitive game Monopoly with him, the ultimate ‘bored’-game!

Twister – I am looking forward to watching the kids tie themselves in knots, giving me chance to munch on my secret stash of chocolate without them noticing!

Connect 4 is the game I want to play with my family because it weaves a tapestry of tactics and laughter, a simple yet profound contest that mirrors life’s playful challenges, fostering bonds and memories in the shared pursuit of aligning four, one turn at a time.

Our family often plays boardgames but we don’t have Twister. It would get great family fun with our kids and bonus.. lots of stretching for mum and dad! We sure need it!

Monopoly because I love wishing that I owned as many properties in real life – at least I know I can win at something! Plus I guess there is hope for the kids to beat me at this!

Monopoly, it fosters family bonding, teaches strategy, and sparks laughter-filled memories. It’s a timeless game where we strategize, negotiate, and compete in a friendly environment. Monopoly’s blend of luck and skill creates thrilling moments, making it the perfect way to enjoy quality time together.

Uno ‘No Mercy’ has been ruthless. It’s time for a new go to on family date night.

The monopoly game sounds fun because we can pretend that our family acctally own our own house.

Connect 4 as any age can play and have a lot of fun.

Monopoly deal ,a twist on the favourite, hubby cant cheat as banker and perfect for caravan travels.

My kids get into a ‘Twister’ if we don’t ‘Connect 4′ so if by CHANCE I pass go, I’d love to collect Monopoly.

Connect 4 – such a competitive game of strategy that you can play and take anywhere – every member of the family big or small can give this a crack.

Monopoly is the game I’d choose for family game night. It’s a classic battle of wits and wealth that never gets old. Plus, it’s a great way to teach the kids about money management, strategic planning, and the sweet taste of victory when you finally own Boardwalk and Park Road!

Teaching the 2 year old how to play connect 4 with her big brothers and sister sounds like a good plan. Nan and I always played an array of games when I was growing up; I got a lot of enjoyment out of it. I hope my kids feel the same!

Twister – to have heaps of fun contorting our bodies into different positions and laughing our heads off together.

Monopoly Classic. It’s a timeless game that brings out everyone’s competitive side and guarantees lots of laughs and strategizing as we buy, trade, and build our empires. Plus, it’s a great way to teach the kids about money management!

Monopoly! Who doesn’t love Monopoly? My youngest is finally old enoughg to play!

I love playing monopoly with my boys. we haven’t done it for a while but would be a bit more competitive now they are older I think

Connect 4 is always a fun favourite to battle with the family. A game that stands the test of time & gets you thinking.

Seeing each other tied up in knots as we play Twister would create a lot of laughs.