Understand how kids and teens think about their social relationships and communication with these questions about connecting with others.
Our followers tell us cleanup is one of the hardest things about family dinner. Here are 5 ways to make dinnertime cleanup easier!
Resilience experts Dr. Juliana Chen and Dr. Tai Katzenstein teach parents how to talk to kids and teens during this summer of transition.
The Family Dinner Project is proud to announce that we’ve received a grant from No Kid Hungry to further our work on tribal lands in Montana.
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.
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.
Celebrate Women’s History Month with films about inspiring female role models, plus food, fun and conversation the whole family can enjoy!
Dr. Stephanie Harshman of MassGeneral Hospital for Children shares expert advice to help parents raise kids with positive body image.
We’re sharing resources to help families talk about Black History Month and the experiences of Black Americans, at any time of year.
Dr. Anne Fishel announces an interactive online course and cooking show for mental health professionals through Massachusetts General Hospital.
Observe MLK Day 2021 as a family with our resources for service projects, meaningful conversation starters and other ways to show support.