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Family Meals are Hugely Important
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Even if you and your kids are crazy busy, eating together is important for kids’ development (and happiness!). Watch this quick video to find out why — and learn how to get the most out of your family mealtimes.
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The first video in this series is The Psychology of Success. The second is Achievement Doesn’t Matter. The third teaches more about the right way to praise kids. The fourth is Let Your Kids Fail. The fifth is How Not to Raise an Ungrateful Brat. This is the sixth video in the series.
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© 2012 Christine Carter, Ph.D. This video originally appeared in March 2008.
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Poll
What does your weekly dinner look like?
The whole family dines together at home
63%
The whole family dines together at a restaurant
1%
Parents and children eat separately
4%
Whoever is around eats together
21%
Every family member for themselves!
11%
Total votes: 5755