Featured on: Globe and Mail
Publication date: Mar 11, 2009
Publication date: Mar 11, 2009
Sitting down and eating as a family may make children more willing to try their vegetables and other healthy foods. A new study showed teenagers who ate five or more meals with their family each week had healthier diets than those who late fewer family meals.
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