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In our busy lives, how many of us actually sit down together as a family and have a meal together? Many research studies indicate families who have meals together at least a few times a week are emotionally healthier, communicate better and have fewer behavioral issues than families who do not.
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Does this then mean that those of us who don't should feel guilty? How do we fit a family dinner into a busy schedule?
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