Why we don't eat family suppers

[@north-ridge-farm]

This was so good, Renee! I love the diversity in how different families manage their homes and family culture. Thank you for sharing this!

[@ReneeTougasblog]

Me too! I love diversity of experience and culture, and this doesn't just mean ethnic or regional diversity, but also applies to micro-cultures (within the larger culture)

[@kathleenkennedy6924]

Thanks so much for taking the time to share this. While two of my kids are too young to fully implement something like this (my 15 year old is a pretty capable cook and often makes his own meals because of his various out of the home commitments), I would love to work towards some version of this as they get older. My diet is very different than the rest of my family's because it helps me manage a chronic illness and it is difficult to balance my needs with everyone else's preferences all the time. Food preferences and sharing the labor of meals has been a pretty constant source of tension in my marriage too (although we do our best) and I really appreciate your perspective of doing what works for your family even if it's unconventional!