QUESTIONS
1.
1.
Growing up, did you typically have family dinner together every night? Yes
79%
1654 votes
No
21%
446 votes
2.
2.
If you have kids, did you/do you have family dinner together every night typically? Yes
46%
964 votes
No
15%
307 votes
Not Applicable
39%
829 votes
3.
3.
Dr. Katja Rowell, a responsive feeding specialist, rejected the notion of parents being "food cops." "I've seen so many people who feel like being a good parent means they have to control what and how much their child eats. This food cop role normalizes conflict at mealtimes and leads to whines, bribes, rewards, negotiations and tears. Mealtimes should be about connection first." If you have kids, were you ever the food cop? Yes
16%
326 votes
No my spouse was
5%
113 votes
No food cops in our household
40%
836 votes
Other (please specify)
1%
20 votes
Not Applicable
38%
805 votes
4.
4.
Do you think nightly family dinner is important? Yes, it is important to have a meal together, talk about your day, spend time together etc
66%
1385 votes
No, you can spend time together without it revolving around a meal
20%
427 votes
Undecided
13%
275 votes
Other (please specify)
1%
13 votes
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