Fridge Tag - Hilarious Game for Families and Friends Who Share The Same Fridge - Perfect for Busy Parents with Kids

In a busy household, sometimes conversations are hard to come by. And sometimes (well often) “How was your day?” Is really a pretty bad conversation starter.However, “You really think I would …” or “Yep. I would really..” can sometimes cause us to laugh together or just connect.I love this game. I am sad it is Almost over and have bought two more for family members.

Love this game! We have toilet tag and had to get this for our roommates! Only thing I would suggest is a really good magnet on the back instead of velcro..I just got a new fridge lol.

This is fun but a couple if them are a no go for me. Still totally worth skipping them because overall, it’s fun and will be fun to look back at in time.

We loved our fridge tag! It certainly got everyone talking and commenting on each others answers. I need a “part 2”!

I was one Velcro strip short, but not sure even two are strong enough for such a heavy piece. The idea is great, but we will need to find another way to display it.

This has been fun for getting to know my 12 year old stepdaughter and 19 year old stepson. All four of us participate, although the 19 year old is a little less motivated. We skip maybe 5% of the pages, but fill out most! It's good for a few laughs!

My 2 teens & I love this "game" because it can be played at random times by each person throughout the day (everyone has to visit the fridge at some point!), and we all have fun reading each other's answers & discussing later. My only complaint is that the book is very heavy & didn't stay on our fridge with magnets, so now it's sitting on counter next to fridge. And it might be nice if it came with pen attached, but no biggie.

This is a fun concept for a family that has conflicting schedules. The questions are fun and helps provide a sense of unity even when time together is limited. This works for families, roommates and even casual small office break rooms. Our biggest problem is that there's not enough spaces for larger families and groups. It would be great to have spaces designated for more than four players.