We live in a society in which the conversation is less and lesspoorer even if we hear the word “communication” in every street corner, in every office, in every bus. We hear it in family in quotations like” It happens…if there is not communication”, “me and my husband we don’t communicate any more”. If the mother or the father stays in front of the computer or the T.V in average around 7 hours a day at which we can add the time we have lunch, the journey to and from the work, the sleep time, we almost don’t have time to talk. When and how should we do to understand how important are these conver-sations in a family, these idea changes? There are opportunities when both partners spend their time together (in the morning drinking coffee or before going to bed). A little conversation will do for both a healthy relationship and a balanced child development. In most families the problems can be solved and the destruction of the family can be prevented through conversation, to talk about the matter that bothers one of the family members: mother, father or child. It is recommended to listen the each other, to understand what he or she feels, how he or she lives the situation and a solution should be found together. For educating children to succeed, the parents must learn to com-municate between them and with their children. When the conversations between the parents are merry, kind the child will feel safe. He feels that he belongs to a loving family. Of course, the children must be included in the conversations. In this way he learns how to deal with the adults world, he becomes more agile and he builds a vocabulary which will develop his talent to have a conversation and adapt himself in the society. In this speed century it happens quite often that a child of 10 or 14 have a conversation with his parents and they only answer with “yes” or “no” without any little effort to try to have a conversation or even ignore him. This could be one of the reasons to make the child feel better in the neighbor’s house, in the front blocks conversations, to enter in a bad company or in a band. The common denominator in every relationship is the need to feel loved and understood. The conversations with the children are made in such a way that they feel important members of the family from the communicational point of view. This matter builds and establishes bonds that we enjoy the rest of our lives, it is a way to communicate the love, the care and the respect for your child.