The relationship between parents and millennial children is an example of inter-generational interaction that can raise communication problems in-between. One of its factors is the development of technology. The relentless globalization, along with the rapid technology innovation, creates something called society 5.0. This study aims to comprehend the inter-generational communication strategy between parents and their children. This study employs qualitative research method. The data is obtained through interviews and observations to six parents with millennial children in Malang who are willing to be research subjects. The data analysis technique used in this study is thematic analysis. The data employed is then validated using perspective triangulation and cross-checking on the deviant themes. The findings of this study illustrate four functional inter-generational communication strategies between parents and their children such as open communication, supportive communication for children's potential and creativity, positive attitude in communication, and implementing equality principle. Communication plays a significant role in developing children's empathy. Effective communication strategies between family members are notably to help in achieving shared goals and strengthening family bonds, so the members are comfortable with each other.
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