Tag: parents
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![[:en]Family Dinner After Divorce[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/shutterstock_1418266622.jpg)
[:en]Family Dinner After Divorce[:]
[:en] “I can’t get them to eat anything else…and it doesn’t help that their mother just lets them have whatever they want when they’re at her house!” That was one of the frustrated outbursts from a family member of mine, many years ago, talking about his two young kids and their very limited diet. He…
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Steps to Ease Dinner Stress for Stepfamilies
[:en]Dr. Patricia Papernow provides expert advice on how to make dinner with stepfamilies less stressful and more rewarding. [:es]Dr. Patricia Papernow, an expert on the unique dynamics of stepfamilies, offers advice[:]
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![[:en]Reduce Eating Disorder Risk at Family Dinner[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/shutterstock_2274256213.jpg)
[:en]Reduce Eating Disorder Risk at Family Dinner[:]
[:en]Research shows parents can reduce eating disorder risk through meaningful family meals. Here’s how to make it happen.[:]
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![[:en]Family Dinner and Eating Disorders: What Parents Need to Know[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/shutterstock_2256583303.jpg)
[:en]Family Dinner and Eating Disorders: What Parents Need to Know[:]
[:en]What do parents need to know about family dinner and eating disorders? We have expert advice to help make mealtimes safe and protective.[:]
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![[:en]How to Balance Kid Sports and Family Dinner[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/shutterstock_1340214260.jpg)
[:en]How to Balance Kid Sports and Family Dinner[:]
[:en] When we ask parents about the obstacles they face in having regular family dinners, busy schedules usually top the list. One of the common culprits jamming the family calendar is kid sports. Starting at increasingly younger ages, children are taking part in athletic programs that quickly seem to eat up the family dinner hour.…
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Talking to Kids About Tragedy
When bad things happen in the world, how can you talk about it with your family? Our tips for talking with all ages.
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![[:en]Phones at Dinner? Rebooting Tech at the Table[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/shutterstock_763552732.jpg)
[:en]Phones at Dinner? Rebooting Tech at the Table[:]
[:en]COVID changed the way we view technology, even during dinner. Our new resources help you decide whether, and how, to bring tech to the table.[:]
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![[:en]Getting Back to Learning[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/shutterstock_1756024643-scaled.jpg)
[:en]Getting Back to Learning[:]
[:en]As kids are getting back to learning this fall, parents can help support the tricky transition with a positive attitude at family dinner.[:]
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![[:en]How to Return to a Back-to-School Routine[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/shutterstock_1815748979.jpg)
[:en]How to Return to a Back-to-School Routine[:]
[:en]Get expert tips on how to return to a back-to-school routine this fall in this interview with Dr. Khadijah Watkins from the MGH Clay Center.[:]
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![[:en]Talking About Connecting With Others[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/CDG-Recipe-for-Conversation-Connecting.jpg)
[:en]Talking About Connecting With Others[:]
[:en]Understand how kids and teens think about their social relationships and communication with these questions about connecting with others.[:]
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![[:en]How to Talk to Your Kids This Summer[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/shutterstock_1892880649.jpg)
[:en]How to Talk to Your Kids This Summer[:]
[:en]Resilience experts Dr. Juliana Chen and Dr. Tai Katzenstein teach parents how to talk to kids and teens during this summer of transition.[:]
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![[:en]What to Expect from the Post-COVID Transition[:]](https://familydinner.launchpaddev.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/shutterstock_1642982662-scaled.jpg)
[:en]What to Expect from the Post-COVID Transition[:]
[:en]Paula Rauch, MD offers expert guidance on what parents can expect from the post-COVID transition, and how to make it as smooth as possible.[:]