with working parents and active kids, family time can become rare as everyone’s schedules become more and more packed with things to do. Shared meals and activities can drop off the daily routine, making time together difficult to come by. How do you buck the trend? Gail Hartman, a licensed psychologist, believes the key is for all generations of a family to make of point of spending time together. “Successful families make a point of eating at least one meal a day together, taking annual vacations, and spending family time. Everything does not need to stop. Kids can be doing homework, and
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