Parents spend nearly three full days a year convincing kids to eat their meals, with veggies topping the list of food fights, ...

American parents spend more than an hour a week negotiating with their children, especially around mealtime, according to a ...

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Vegetables such as carrots can contain levels of water that benefit both children and adults. Catherine Peterson, associate director and associate professor of nutrition, exercise and physiology ...

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Making kids’ menus accessible to people of all ages is a way for even more customers to visit restaurants. The limit on ...

For many parents, mealtime can feel more like a hostage negotiation than a pleasant practice. The average American parent spends 67 hours per year — nearly three full days — bargaining with ...