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[:en]Family Picnic #2: Caprese Sandwiches and Berry Parfaits[:]

Jun 3, 2020

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[:en]We’re making sandwiches and yogurt parfaits with a gourmet, Mediterranean-inspired twist for this week’s family picnic, with helper jobs for all ages.[:]

[:en]Family Picnic #1: Chicken Salad and Active Play[:]

Jun 3, 2020

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Bri DeRosa

in Blogs

[:en]We’re kicking off our summer picnic menus with a portable picnic you can bookmark for later, when busy schedules mean eating on the go.[:]

[:en]Encouraging Honesty and Trust at Family Dinner[:]

Feb 3, 2020

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en]Honesty and trust are important topics. Get our top tips for encouraging the development of honesty and trust through shared family meals.[:]

[:en]What is a “Family Dinner,” Anyway?[:]

Jan 3, 2020

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Anne Fishel, Ph.D

in Food For Thought

[:en]What is a family dinner? And how can you make sure your mealtime routines count? Get reassurance and realistic advice from Dr. Anne Fishel.[:]

[:en]5 Christmas Movie Dinner Scenes That Need Expert Help[:]

Dec 9, 2019

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Bri DeRosa

in Blogs

[:en]These 5 Christmas movie dinner scenes are classics, but they could use some expert help from The Family Dinner Project to make them merrier![:]

[:en]Age-Appropriate Family Dinner Chores for Kids[:]

Dec 2, 2019

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Bri DeRosa

in Blogs

[:en]Get the whole family helping at mealtimes with our printable list of age-appropriate family dinner chores for kids from 2-18 (and beyond)![:]

[:en]Top Tips From Our New Book[:]

Oct 2, 2019

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en] After many months of hard work and anticipation, we’re proud to announce that our new book is finally available online and in stores! Eat, Laugh, Talk: The Family Dinner Playbook contains 52 weeks of family-friendly recipes, games and conversation starters to make family dinners easy and attainable. Better yet, the book is a collection…

[:en]Growing with the Seasons at Family Dinner[:]

Apr 2, 2018

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en] The Family Dinner Project is based in Massachusetts, and by this time of the year, we’re all eager for a change of season. As New England hangs onto the last bits of winter, we can’t help but think of Spring, warmth, fresh fruits and vegetables and lots of new growth all around us. This…

[:en]Annual Survey 2017: Your Family Dinners[:]

Mar 29, 2018

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Bri DeRosa

in What’s Happening at FDP

[:en]As 2017 drew to a close, The Family Dinner Project distributed an annual survey to our users, asking about the state of your family dinners. The results will be used to assist us in improving our current offerings and developing new ideas and programs so that even more families can experience more frequent and meaningful…

[:en]Real Family Dinner Projects: The Budheges Family[:]

Mar 29, 2018

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Bri DeRosa

in Blogs, Family Blog

[:en]The creator of Crate Your Phone and her family share their strategies for preserving face-to-face connection at family dinner, even on busy evenings.[:]

[:en]Family Dinner: It’s Good For You[:]

Mar 1, 2018

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en] March is National Nutrition Month. For many families, nutrition is a top priority at the dinner table. Parents worry about whether or not they’re serving enough vegetables (and whether the kids are eating enough of them!). What’s on the plate, and how much of it is consumed, often becomes the focus of dinnertime.…

[:en]Real Family Dinner Projects: The Donner Family[:]

Feb 28, 2018

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Bri DeRosa

in Blogs, Family Blog

[:en]A family of five from Lincoln, Nebraska shares their struggles with picky eating, along with tips for getting everyone involved in dinner prep and cleanup.[:]

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