Most parents agree that family dinner is important and should be a priority—even as we struggle to find time and too often end up eating dinner on the road or in front of a TV or tablet some nights. Research finds that families are less stressed, function better, that kids tend to eat better, and… Read More
Want to salvage this bygone staple? Temper your expectations and focus on connection. Parents’ expectations for a family meal aren’t all wrong, but some may be unrealistic. By putting a premium on conversation, parents and kids can realize more of the mental health benefits of eating together. Keep meals light and fun, especially for young… Read More
Proponents of large or larger families claim your only child will be spoiled, lonely, or selfish or worse. These 7 social stereotypes and others date back to the late 1890s and have no basis in fact and probably never did… … Read More
Modesty is in short supply when it comes to our offspring be they 5 or 45 years old. Here’s why. … Read More
How are you and your family making this holiday season extra memorable? … Read More
Parents of only children will likely agree: their singleton rules the roost. So, what happens when a baby is on the way? … Read More
For some people the holidays are a time for friends, family, and relaxation, but for many, even most, the pressure to get everything done and be merry is just too much.… Read More
The holidays are a fine time to reconnect with your family. … Read More