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Aug 24 2011
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Take the 30 Day Food for Talk® Family Mealtime Challenge!


Family meal time is the most positive, powerful thing you can do to change the course of your family!

A University of Michigan study of children’s time found that meal time at home was the single strongest predictor of better achievement scores and fewer behavioral problems.  Meal time was far more powerful than time spent in school, studying, church, playing sports, and art activities.

Let’s let that sink in for a minute!    Time spent around the family dinner table talking and sharing has a more positive effect on your children than any other activity you can do together!    More research benefits of family mealtime to come.

Here’s my challenge for your family:

Commit to having family meal time four (4) or more times per week for four (4) weeks or 30 days.    I challenge you to see for yourself the difference one month of family meal time can make in your family dynamics when you begin to connect and converse around the family table.

In 30 days send me your stories of family meal time and you’ll be entered to win a FREE copy of

Food for Talk® Bringing families together one conversation at a time.   Some of the best stories I’ll be posting on the website.

Why have family meal time?   Don’t miss the next blog to find out the amazing research benefits for your kids of family dinner!

About the Author

“Family mealtime has been a lifetime passion, and my most cherished memories with my children have been around our family dinner table,” says best-selling author and award winning journalist Julienne Smith.   Smith has taken her love for family dinners and created Food for Talk®, Bringing families together one conversation at a time, a recipe box filled with 200 conversation starters for mealtime to encourage meaningful conversation and connection at dinner time. Read More

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My kids, consisting of a 3 yr , 5 yr, and 13 yr old take turns randomly choosing a card. We actually have fun talking at the table now! I have to say this is a family tradition I am very glad to have started. I highly recommend this for all families who want to grow closer. - J. Allen

"This pack of thought-provoking questons has really improved the dinnertime discussions at our house. After being married for 19 years, I thought I knew everything about my husband. Surprisingly, these questions have started conversations about issues we had never discussed. I would recommend this item for any family."- Patricia, Philiadelphia

"We received Food for Thought as a gift at Christmas time. Since then we usually pick one night a week and have a family game. It is excellent for opening up areas of discussion with children who are usually hesitant to express an opinion. I highly recommend it."- William, Anaheim, CA

What a wonderful way to use the little time we have together in a thoughtful, caring way. Too often, our lives are filled with work, trashy television, and precious little time building family relationships. Living a spirit filled life is about reaching out to each other with love, true compassion and without judgement. It is about walking the walk of our faith --which is shown by our actions -- especially in our own family.- Minnesota Mom

We highly recommend Food for Talk for all families. We intially bought it so that we could "enhance" our family dinners. We have a 10 year old (you know how hard it is to get them to talk!) and she is excited to pull and read the first card each time. We even used it the other night when we had friends over and it really got the conversations flowing.- Katie, Camp Lejeune, NC


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