Jennifer here to share with you about a fabulous product that will help you have more dinner time talk at the table. We were compensated to write this post, however all opinions listed are my own.
I love dinner time at our house. I have teenagers, so it is super important for us to connect at the end of each day. They say that the family that eats together stays together. One of those ways is by making sure the communication lines stay open. There is just something about dinner time that says, “Let’s talk and share.” Does your family love to do that, or does it come a little harder? If so, you will love Whit’s End Mealtime Devotions.
Whit’s End Mealtime Devotions
Your family’s gathered around the table. What’s on the menu? Cold stares? Stale prayers? The same old leftover questions about “what happened at school today”?
Next time you sit down to eat, enjoy some spiritual food too! Get everyone talking—and learning—with the nourishment of Whit’s End Mealtime Devotions!
Encourage quality family time and pass on a strong spiritual heritage with these 90 devotions created to engage children in fun, lively, productive dialogue.
Whit has always been a family favorite and will make mealtime fun, and encourage lots of great conversation.
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We love to ask our kids what made them happy or sad each day and that gets them talking. 🙂
ask them about their day
We ask questions and talk about our day, and as we share things, it opens up more opportunities for everyone to get involved in the discussion.
Haha, my kids never stop talking at dinner time! But I think mealtime devotions would be a great addition to our lunch routine this summer!
Kids are still young, so no conversation really yet, but I would love to win the book for a couple of years down the road!
My kids love Adventures in Odyssey, and I love devotions to share as a family! Thanks for the great giveaway!
Sit at the dinner table and turn off the TV.
I usually bring up something we did during the day and ask my son to tell Dad about it.
I ask them what they learned at school
We visit with her and ask questions. She is 5 and still loves to talk to us and share stories.
We talk about the highs and lows of our day.
Each one of us at the dinner table talk about the worst and the best part of their day.
My oldest is 4, and in his “question asking” phase, so getting him and his brother to talk isn’t an issue right now! 😉 I’m sure it won’t be long before we’ll need to work at it a little more, though.
I am SO happy I found this review. My husband grew up listening to Adventures in Odyssey and we’ve been wanting to find a family devotional! My children are still young, they love to talk about anything really… I love meal time where it’s just all of us and we can talk about our day!
I ask open-ended questions that require more than just a yes or no answer. Thanks.
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just talk about their day
it is our routine and we do not allow tv or phones during dinner
mine aren’t young enough yet to stop talking so its not a problem. But we don’t allow tv, phone calls, etc to be allowed during mealtime.
I ask them questions about what they did that day and I tell them about my day.