FAMILY MEAL TIME Cindy Nelson-USU Extension Assistant Professor Beaver County.

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FAMILY MEAL TIME Cindy Nelson-USU Extension Assistant Professor Beaver County

Family Meal Time What if there was one thing you could do to keep your kids from using drugs, alcohol, or tobacco, improve their behavior and attitudes, improve their nutrition, and help them make good grades? Would you do it?

Family Meal Time Self-evaluation How many of you have family mealtime (can be any meal): –None –1-2 times per week –3-4 times per week –5-6 times per week –7 times per week

Family Meal Time FAMILY MEAL TIME!!! Eating a family meal at least 4 times a week can result in:

Nutrition and Physical Development kids eat more fruits and veggies get a wider variety of nutritious foods have lower rates of childhood obesity consume less fried foods and soft drinks make healthier choices when they are on their own.

Emotional Development better able to manage negative emotions less risk of developing eating disorders improved communication skills have more positive interactions with others

Social Development learn social norms of family and culture learn to take turns when speaking improved communication skills learn appropriate ways to share thoughts, feelings and opinions

Academic Development more likely to receive A’s and B’s in school effectively build communication skills develop larger vocabularies higher reading level in elementary school

Behavioral Outcomes less likely to use marijuana, tobacco, and alcohol less likely to have friends who use these substances less likely to engage in other risky behaviors such as pre-marital sex

Family Connection create a unique family identity establish traditions share feelings and experiences enjoy a sense of security and belonging provide a safe family environment

Family Meal Time

Making Family Mealtimes Realistic AND Enjoyable 1.Plan meals ahead of time. “What’s for dinner?” “Do you hate to cook, or do you hate not knowing what to cook?”

Family Meal Time Making Family Mealtimes Realistic AND Enjoyable 1.Plan meals ahead of time. 2.Schedule a set time for meals. Start young. Plan when to eat. Consistency is important.

Family Meal Time Making Family Mealtimes Realistic AND Enjoyable 1.Plan meals ahead of time. 2. Schedule a set time for meals. 3.Involve all family members in the meal prep and clean up. Depending on age, your child may be able to:

Family Meal Time Making Family Mealtimes Realistic AND Enjoyable 1.Plan meals ahead of time. 2. Schedule a set time for meals. 3. Involve all family members in the meal prep and clean up. 4. Turn off the TV and all other electronic devices, including phones.

Family Meal Time Making Family Mealtimes Realistic AND Enjoyable 1.Plan meals ahead of time. 2. Schedule a set time for meals. 3. Involve all family members in the meal prep and clean up. 4. Turn off the TV and all other electronic devices, including phones. 5. Have pleasant conversation and leave discipline and other negative emotions for another time.

Family Meal Time Set a realistic goal. Eating just a few meals together a week is better than none at all. Family mealtime doesn’t just count for dinner. Make it FUN!!!

Start with one busy family. Add a strong commitment to regular family mealtime. Blend in time for family discussion and planning. Sprinkle with compliments and pleasant conversation topics. Yield: Strong family bonds and effective communication. Recipe for Pleasant Family Mealtimes

Family Meal Time Table Talk Conversation Jar

Family Meal Time Why do you care? What will you do?