Dr. Neha Chaudhary gives parents expert advice on how to talk to teens about social media use, including upsides, downsides and useful tips.
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Holiday Hosting Ideas from our friends at GoodCook
Get holiday hosting ideas from our friends at GoodCook! Stress-free side dishes, make-ahead family breakfasts, and leftover storage tips.
Tips for Saving and Storing Thanksgiving Leftovers
Get great tips for saving and storing Thanksgiving leftovers, including fridge and freezer guidelines, courtesy of our friends at GoodCook!
New Research: How COVID Changed Dinner
New research by The Family Dinner Project and Making Caring Common shows that COVID changed dinner for many families in lasting ways.
Resilience Building Back-to-School Questions
This list of resilience building back-to-school questions will help parents and kids communicate about the tricky transition this fall.
How to Return to a Back-to-School Routine
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.
How to Handle Family Dinner Vaccination Questions
Wondering how to handle vaccinations and family gatherings? Here are our tips for having the difficult conversation about safety.
Talking About Connecting With Others
Understand how kids and teens think about their social relationships and communication with these questions about connecting with others.
5 Ways to Make Dinnertime Cleanup Easier
Our followers tell us cleanup is one of the hardest things about family dinner. Here are 5 ways to make dinnertime cleanup easier!
How to Talk to Your Kids This Summer
Resilience experts Dr. Juliana Chen and Dr. Tai Katzenstein teach parents how to talk to kids and teens during this summer of transition.
Talking About the Civic Season
Talk about the Civic Season — Juneteenth through the Fourth of July — with conversation starters about our nation’s history and future.
The Family Dinner Project Receives a Grant from No Kid Hungry
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.