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Pulled Pork

This pulled pork recipe was provided by dietitian Clancy Cash Harrison and appears on her site CookingWithClancy.com. You can use the pork in a number of different recipes to make many different meals from one main item!

How to Beat Tension and Conflict from Your Family Dinner

Six simple insights into common dinner table conflicts, and how to tame them for good.

Not Your Average Valentine’s Day Ideas

Trying to come up with something different to do with your family on Valentine’s Day?

You Can Hate to Cook and Still Love Family Dinner

Food may get us to the table, but is it the most important part of family dinner?

Feeding the Bond: A Father-Daughter Story

How cooking and eating together nourished one family after loss

Real Family Dinner Projects: Partnering with MGH Revere

The Family Dinner Project and the MGH Revere Food Pantry have been partnering on a new plant-based Dinner in a Box initiative.

Benefits of Family Dinners

Our belief in the “magic” of family dinners is grounded in research on the physical, mental and emotional benefits of regular family meals. Over three decades of research have shown that regular family meals offer a wide variety of physical, social-emotional and academic benefits. While some of these benefits can be gained through other activities, eating […]

Dinner with Toddlers: Yay! Or Nay?

Dinner with toddlers is notoriously challenging. But we’ve got advice to help you out with this tricky stage, plus reasons why eating with your toddler is good for their development!

Dinner with Kids Who Fidget

Dinner with kids who fidget can be frustrating for everyone. Here’s how to set up neurodivergent kids for success at the table.

Sensory Sensitivities at Family Dinner

Sensory sensitivities at family dinner can make meals a challenge. Here’s how to help kids with sensory processing difficulties.

Autism, ADHD, and Learning Differences at Family Meals

Autism, ADHD, and learning differences can cause challenges at family meals. We’ve got expert help to improve dinnertime for everyone.

Humming Bee Breathing

Humming bee breathing is a fun way to teach younger children to use calming breaths! Try starting your next family dinner with “bee breaths.”