Author: Anne Fishel, Ph.D
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You Can Hate to Cook and Still Love Family Dinner
Food may get us to the table, but is it the most important part of family dinner?
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Want Your Kids to Be Better Readers? Have Dinner Together
The dinner table is a perfect place to encourage reading in kids of all ages.
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Family Dinners are Great for the Body and the Soul
[:en]Michelle Obama is a fan of family dinners, but is her enthusiasm backed by science?[:es]The First Lady is a fan of family dinners, but is her enthusiasm backed by science?[:]
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How to Avoid One Word Answers
Dr. Anne Fishel offers suggestions on how to encourage kids to open up about their days.
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[:en]Nurturing “Stewards of the Planet”[:]
[:en]Dr. Anne Fishel addresses the why and how of raising environmentally conscious kids[:]
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[:en]Grandparents Sharing Wisdom and Play[:]
[:en]A recent workshop with Grandparents Raising Grandchildren in Lynn, Mass. brings out the child in all[:]
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[:en]A Q&A with Mollie Katzen[:]
[:en]Mollie Katzen shares her inspirations, childhood family dinner memories, advice for home chefs, and more[:]
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[:en]Do as I say, not as I TXT: Does Tech have a Place at the Table?[:]
[:en]What’s your stance on tech at the table? Here, Drs. Anne Fishel and Tristan Gorrindo offer their ideas[:]
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Making the Most of Dinner with Adolescents
Dr. Anne Fishel offers tips for getting teenagers more engaged in family dinner
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Building Resilient Kids, One Story at a Time
[:en]Dr. Anne Fishel on the importance of family storytelling to building resilient kids who bounce back from challenges.[:es]Dr. Anne Fishel on the importance of family storytelling[:]
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[:en]Tips for Bringing Empathy to the Table[:]
[:en]Dr. Anne Fishel offers advice on how to weave empathy into everyday table discussions.[:]