Celebrate this Civic Season with food, fun and conversation from Monticello, Challah Back Girls, Made by Us, and New American History.
Celebrate this Civic Season with food, fun and conversation from Monticello, Challah Back Girls, Made by Us, and New American History.
On this episode, we’re delving into the difference between picky eating, ARFID, and red flags for other feeding problems or eating disorders.
Spotlighting a recent partnership with A Healthy Lynnfield, an organization working on community-wide efforts for more family meal times.
In the third episode of The Family Dinner Project Podcast, we share strategies for managing meals during the busy end of the school year.
We dive into questions around family dinner research, trying to sort out whether it’s the dinner, or the family having dinner, that matters.
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Family therapist Dr. Anne Fishel tackles takeaways from the notorious family Christmas dinner on hit show “The Bear.”
We’ve compiled a list of 100 Alternatives to “How Was Your Day?” so families can have better, more meaningful conversations at any age.
The new book “The Warrior’s Table” brings The Family Dinner Project to Military Special Operations families.
The Lehman Family is a military family juggling five kids, frequent moves, picky eating and a mission to help other families like theirs.
Dr. Patricia Papernow, an expert on the unique dynamics of stepfamilies, offers advice