Never Have I Ever for Kids — Clean & Family-Friendly
Never Have I Ever for kids is a fun, clean, and family-friendly version of the classic party game. These questions are carefully curated to be age-appropriate, school-safe, and entertaining for children of all ages. Perfect for birthday parties, classroom activities, family game nights, and playdates.
How to Play Never Have I Ever with Kids
1. Hold Up 10 Fingers
Everyone starts with all 10 fingers up. This is the kid-friendly scoring method that makes counting easy.
2. Read a Question
An adult or older child reads a statement starting with "Never have I ever..." from the list below.
3. Put a Finger Down
If you HAVE done the thing, put one finger down. If you have not, keep all your fingers up.
4. Last One Wins
The last player with fingers still up is the winner. Keep playing rounds for more fun.
The finger counting version is perfect for kids because it is visual, easy to understand, and keeps everyone engaged. No props or equipment needed.
Clean & Fun Questions for Kids
Every question on this list has been handpicked to be appropriate for children. No awkward moments, just pure fun.
Never have I ever eaten a whole pizza by myself.
Never have I ever built a fort with blankets.
Never have I ever caught a snowflake on my tongue.
Never have I ever had a birthday party.
Never have I ever been to a sleepover.
Never have I ever named a stuffed animal.
Never have I ever believed my toys had feelings.
Never have I ever been to Disney World.
Never have I ever been to the circus.
Never have I ever seen snow.
Never have I ever been on a family road trip.
Never have I ever sung karaoke.
Never have I ever read a whole novel in one day.
Never have I ever dipped french fries into a milkshake.
Never have I ever eaten food that fell on the floor.
Never have I ever cried during a movie.
Never have I ever been mini-golfing.
Never have I ever played video games all day.
Never have I ever been scared of the dark.
Never have I ever played Minecraft.
Never have I ever done an Easter Egg Hunt.
Never have I ever dressed up for Halloween.
Never have I ever had a pet.
Never have I ever learned to ride a bike.
Never have I ever stayed up past midnight.
Never have I ever made a wish at a fountain.
Never have I ever screamed because of a bug.
Never have I ever hung upside down from monkey bars.
Never have I ever won a board game.
Never have I ever eaten ice cream for breakfast.
Tips for Parents & Teachers
Making It Age-Appropriate
- Review all questions beforehand to ensure they suit your group's age range.
- Let kids take turns being the question reader to build confidence.
- Encourage kids to make up their own questions for extra creativity.
- Keep the mood light and positive. Emphasize that there are no wrong answers.
Kid-Friendly Variations
- Candy Version: Start with 10 pieces of candy. Eat one each time you say "I have."
- Sticker Version: Earn a sticker for each unique experience you have had.
- Sit Down / Stand Up: Everyone stands. Sit down if you have done it.
- Story Time: Anyone who says "I have" gets to tell the funny story behind it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age is Never Have I Ever appropriate for?
The kid-friendly version is suitable for children ages 5 and up. Younger children may need help understanding some questions, while older kids can enjoy more of the nuanced statements. Always review questions beforehand to match your group.
How do kids play Never Have I Ever without drinking?
Kids play the finger version. Everyone holds up 10 fingers. When a statement applies to you, put one finger down. The last person with fingers still up wins. You can also use candy, stickers, or tokens as alternatives.
Can you play Never Have I Ever in a classroom?
Yes! It is a great classroom icebreaker, especially at the beginning of the school year. Teachers can pre-select appropriate questions and use the stand up/sit down version for a more active experience.
How many questions do I need for a kids game?
For younger children, 10 to 15 questions per round is ideal to keep their attention. Older kids can handle 20 to 30 questions. Our list above gives you plenty to choose from.
Is Never Have I Ever safe for kids to play online?
Our online version allows you to create private rooms where only invited players can join. An adult should supervise online play sessions for children. Use the Normal or Popular categories for the cleanest questions.
What if a child does not want to answer?
Always allow kids to pass on any question they are uncomfortable with. The game should be fun and pressure-free. Let them know it is completely okay to skip a turn.