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[:en]Sharing the Holiday Load[:]

Dec 1, 2023

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[:en]Sharing holiday responsibilities is a key way to make the season merry and enjoyable for everyone. We’ve got lots of ideas to help. [:]

[:en]Sharing the Invisible Labor of Family Dinner[:]

Jun 1, 2022

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Bri DeRosa

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[:en]Family dinner is a big source of invisible labor. Two-family households are starting to change how they manage the responsibilities. [:]

[:en]How Dads are Finding New Roles at Dinner[:]

May 31, 2022

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Bri DeRosa

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[:en]Family and couples therapist Dr. Anthony Chambers walks us through how dads are finding new roles at dinner, and throughout the household.[:]

[:en]Families are Cooking More. Is Yours One of Them?[:]

Sep 1, 2020

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Bri DeRosa

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[: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.[:]

[:en]Teaching Kids Responsibility Through Family Dinner[:]

Dec 2, 2019

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Bri DeRosa

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[:en]Teaching kids responsibility is important to parents. But how can you get them helping out, especially at mealtimes? Check out our top tips.[:]

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

Dec 2, 2019

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Bri DeRosa

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[: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)![:]

Mastering the Split Shift Family Dinner

Sep 4, 2018

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Bri DeRosa

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[:en]Busy schedules got you down? Here’s how to make the most of family dinner even when the weeknight calendar means eating in shifts.[:]

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

Feb 28, 2018

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Bri DeRosa

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[: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.[:]