Beginner Dinner Games from Family Time Fun

Much of the time, just keeping the kids focused on their food can be daunting enough, but if you’re trying to introduce the concept of mealtime as a social activity, livening things up with a quick and easy dinner game can help. Luckily, where Family Time Fun’s Beginner Dinner Games are concerned, playing with your food isn’t part of the activity — instead, you draw cards, read them aloud and (novel concept here, I know) just talk and laugh about what comes to mind next. Some of the games even encourage kids to eat their veggies and drink their milk — no yelling, pleading or Jedi mind trickery needed.

Ages 3-6 — $12.86 from Amazon.

Sure, just keeping the kids focused on their food can be daunting enough, but if you’re trying to get the kids to see mealtime as a social activity, livening things up with a quick and easy dinner game can help. Luckily, where Beginner Dinner Games are concerned, playing with your food isn’t part of the fun — instead, you draw cards, read them aloud and (novel concept here, I know) just talk about what comes to mind next. Some of the games even encourage kids to eat their veggies and drink their milk — no yelling, pleading or Jedi mind trickery needed, either.