What do the House of Representatives, the Arab Spring and my family all have in common? The need for more civil conversations over a family dinner.

There is a new Brown v. Board of Education case. And like the famous one in Topeka in 1954, this new one in Chicago has race at its core.

Persuading small children to stay in their seats during dinner can be a bit tricky. With a 4-year-old daughter named Chloe and a 2-year-old son named Charlie

In honor of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week…

A North Carolina man, frustrated with his teenage daughter, employed some Wild West justice recently.

“Just focusing on being “nice” was all that I had expected — but I actually got much more.”

“Dinnertime was a chance to pause and relax, allowing us to regroup, even for a short time. As a child, this dinnertime routine became an anchor in my day.”