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[:en]The Benefits of Family Dinner for Adults[:]

May 11, 2021

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[:en]Get the latest research on the benefits of family dinner for adults, and why eating with others is good for you — no matter how old you are. [:]

[:en]Teens at the Dinner Table[:]

Apr 1, 2021

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en]80 percent of teens want to eat with their families. So how can you connect with your teens at dinner? We’ve got smart, real-world tips from teens and parents.[:]

[:en]How to Bond With Your Family in 20 Minutes or Less[:]

Feb 1, 2021

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en]Get our expert advice on ways to bond with your family in 20 minutes or less — the same amount of time it takes to have dinner together.[:]

[:en]7 Ways to Support Kids and Teens Through the Coronavirus Pandemic[:]

Mar 17, 2020

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The Family Dinner Project Team

in Blogs, Conversation of the Week

[:en]Our friends at the MGH Clay Center offer expert advice to help parents and kids navigate the coronavirus pandemic.[:]

Don’t Be Scared of Picky Eating

Oct 1, 2018

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Bri DeRosa

in Newsletter

[:en]Don’t let picky eating scare your family away from the dinner table. Try our expert tips and tricks for overcoming mealtime battles for peaceful dinners.[:]

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

Feb 28, 2017

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Bri DeRosa

in Blogs, Family Blog

[:en]A longstanding family dinner tradition rooted in faith and friendship comes full circle with the birth of a new generation.[:]

[:en]TFDP at Healthy Food Fuels Hungry Minds[:]

May 10, 2016

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Bri DeRosa

in What’s Happening at FDP

[:en]Join us for this stakeholder’s conference on improving shared meals in schools.[:]

How to Beat Tension and Conflict from Your Family Dinner

Feb 19, 2016

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Bri DeRosa

in Food For Thought

Six simple insights into common dinner table conflicts, and how to tame them for good.

Revealing Romance at the Dinner Table

Feb 12, 2016

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Bri DeRosa

in Blogs, Family Blog

Can — and should — you use family dinner as an opportunity to demonstrate romance to your kids?

Family Dinners are Great for the Body and the Soul

Mar 5, 2015

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Anne Fishel, Ph.D

in Food For Thought

[: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?[:]