CCBAG_0404 Family Style Meals

We talk family style meals.

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One response to “CCBAG_0404 Family Style Meals”

  1. Wasn’t there a similar method used in “The Sun’s Not Broken”? I remember having been inspired by it over the years and trying similar stuff hoping to help children feel more in charge of their eating and grow a better relationship with food. I remember Sydney discouraging wasting and making a statement of, “only take what you’ll eat”, etc.

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