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Joan Nathan opens up about food, fun and conversation at her own dinner table, and the sacredness of the family meal.
Guest contributor Casey Hinds shares how her busy military family learned to love family dinners.
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“Around my table…any topic is acceptable if brought up with good intention and true curiosity,” writes pediatrician and mom Kate Land
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