Tag: cooking with kids
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![[:en]Preparing Teens for Dinner Independence[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/shutterstock_2249556303.jpg)
[:en]Preparing Teens for Dinner Independence[:]
[:en]Preparing teens for dinner independence is a long process. Make sure your kids have the skills they need with our tips![:]
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![[:en]Real Family Dinner Projects: The Eddy Family[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/EddyFamily.png)
[:en]Real Family Dinner Projects: The Eddy Family[:]
[:en]Meet the Eddy family! Art Eddy is the blogger and podcast host behind The Art of Fatherhood, and he makes dinner a family priority.[:]
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![[:en]Families are Cooking More. Is Yours One of Them?[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/shutterstock_1707844087.jpg)
[:en]Families are Cooking More. Is Yours One of Them?[:]
[:en]According to the Guelph Family Health Study, families are cooking more than they have before. This fall could be the pefect time for family dinner.[:]
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![[:en]Real Family Dinner Projects: The Uchida-Wood Family[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/image0-1.jpeg)
[:en]Real Family Dinner Projects: The Uchida-Wood Family[:]
[:en]Meet the Uchida-Wood family, a family of four (soon to be five) who are tackling everything from cooking skills to tough topics with their preschoolers.[:]
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![[:en]The Importance of Sensory Play at Family Dinner[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/shutterstock_1660546018-1-scaled.jpg)
[:en]The Importance of Sensory Play at Family Dinner[:]
[:en]Sensory play at family dinner is important for building motor skills, good eating habits, mindfulness in eating, and more! Get our tips on how to do it.[:]
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![[:en]Things I’ve Learned About Family Dinner With a Toddler (While Sheltering in Place)[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/image.jpeg)
[:en]Things I’ve Learned About Family Dinner With a Toddler (While Sheltering in Place)[:]
[:en]From letting dinner happen anywhere to giving age-appropriate kitchen tasks, our Assistant Executive Director shares five things she’s learned about eating family dinner with a toddler during a pandemic.[:]
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![[:en]Real Family Dinner Projects: The Robbins Family[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/IMG_3058-e1569943305416.jpg)
[:en]Real Family Dinner Projects: The Robbins Family[:]
[:en]Meet the Robbins family! Christopher is the founder of Familius Publishing, the company behind our new book “Eat, Laugh, Talk: The Family Dinner Playbook.” The Family: Christopher and Michele Robbins of Sanger, CA, and their kids: Konnor, Taylor, Kienan, Cameron, Joshua, Sarah, Christian, Elizabeth, and Mariam. The kids range in age from 9 to 27.…
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Why You Should Fool Around at Dinner
[:en] When a month starts with a whole day dedicated to fooling people, it feels like a good time to talk about the importance of having fun, especially at family dinner. Most of us probably have childhood (or even adulthood!) memories of being told “Stop fooling around!” or “Don’t play with your food!” at the…
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Real Family Dinner Projects: The Trip Family
[:en]A family of five from The Netherlands explains how giving their kids control in the kitchen has made family dinners more enjoyable for everyone.[:]
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How My Kids Learned Grit From a Dinner Disaster
[:en]Would you turn your elementary schoolers loose to cook dinner on their own? Read one mom’s story of how she did just that, and taught her kids grit in the process.[:]
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Real Family Dinner Projects: The Buck Family
[:en]We’re pleased to introduce the Bucks, a family of four who are committed to family dinners, despite busy schedules, because of the potential benefits to their children. The Family: Jamie and Sara Buck and kids Alex (13) and Katie (8). The Bucks live in Leawood, Kansas. The Goal: Sara says that the family has been…