Children who eat dinner with their families are more likely to

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Studies have shown that eating dinner with family leads to healthier eating habits such as consuming fewer sodas and watching less TV, which are associated with obesity and poor health outcomes. The other options, taking a walk after dinner and being involved in organized sports, are not necessarily linked to family dinners. The last option, eating too much to "clean their plates," is actually less likely among children who eat dinner with their families as parents are often more able to provide appropriate portion sizes and monitor their children's food intake.

Children Who Eat Dinner with Their Families Are More Likely