When’s the last time your family ate dinner together?
If you’re like many families, sitting down to a meal together is easier said than done. But making time for regular family meals is important, offering benefits that go beyond family bonding. Research shows:
To help get your clan on the family meal plan, pick a regular time to eat together, even if it’s only one night a week to start. Or make breakfast or an evening snack your family meal, if dinnertime is too hectic. Keep menus simple, and be sure to include vegetables and fruits. Finally, ask the family to pitch in–even little ones can do things like set the table or wash produce.
How do you make time for family meals?