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Gali, a social worker dealing with teens and eating disorders, struggles with her husband Dovi to come to terms with a childless marriage. Each spouse struggles uniquely in their way.

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Everyday Fun

Welcome to Family Fun!

Fall Foliage Ideas

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Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health teamed up with the non-profit anti-hunger organization Project Bread to create the Modifying Eating and Lifestyles at School (MEALS) study, a randomized clinical trial in two urban, low-income school districts. Subjects consisted of more than 2,500 third- through eighthgrade students from 14 elementary and middle schools in Massachusetts. The team set out to examine the short- and longterm effects of a professional chef and the effect of extended daily exposure to a choice architecture intervention on students’ school food selection and consumption. “Choice architecture” is a term that is used to describe the different ways in which choices can be presented to consumers and the impact of that presentation on consumer decision-making. “Overall, we found that both collaborating with a chef to enhance the school meals and using choice architecture techniques provide benefits,” write the study’s authors. “However, improving food quality and palatability was a more effective long64 62 || Family Family Fun Fun

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placing healthier foods first in a buffet line increased overall meal selection. Other techniques included placing white milk in front of sugar-sweetened (chocolate) milk, as well as using verbal prompts and lighting on healthier foods.

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vegetables were still consumed at approximately 50% higher rates than at baseline. Cohen and colleagues noted they had proposed offering fewer containers of chocolate milk, but this was met with strong opposition from schools, who were concerned about needing to refill that section of the lunch line more often. This is particularly troubling because there are 24 grams of sugar in 1 cup of chocolate milk, compared to just 12 grams in whole or 2% milk, according to the USDA. “I was disappointed to see the school’s rejections of alternative options, such as offering more white milk than sweetened to make white milk appear to be the more normal choice, due to the potential for slightly increased labor in restocking sweetened (chocolate) milk more frequently,” says Jampolis. “I hope that research continues in this area and I agree with the authors’ suggestion that both school and federal policies and guidelines may need to change in order to have a significant effect.”

Whats for Lunch Tomorrow?

“I believe initiatives and interventions like this should be a priority not only in the school setting, but could also be extended to the home and restaurant setting to combat our obesogenic environment and give our country’s youth the best chance at fighting the obesity epidemic and avoiding a lifetime of obesity-related diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, depression, joint disease and certain types of cancer,” says Jampolis. Perhaps Sandler sang it best. “If it wasn’t for the lunch lady, the kids wouldn’t eat ‘ya. You should be shaking her hand and saying pleased to meet ‘ya. She gives you a purpose and gives you a goal. You should be kissing her feet and kissing her mole.”

8 TIPS FOR PICKY EATERS Respect Your Child’s Appetite — Or Lack Of One If your child isn’t hungry, don’t force a meal or snack.

Stick To The Routine

Serve meals and snacks at about the same times every day.

Be Patient With New Foods

Your child might need repeated exposure to a new food before he or she takes the first bite.

Don’t Be A Short-Order Cook

Preparing a separate meal for your child after he or she rejects the original meal might promote picky eating.

Make It Fun

Cut foods into various shapes with cookie cutters.

Recruit Your Child’s Help

At the grocery store, ask your child to help you select fruits, vegetables and other healthy foods.

Set A Good Example

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If you eat a variety of healthy foods, your child is more likely to follow suit.

Don’t Offer Dessert As A Reward

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Withholding dessert sends the message that dessert is the best food, which might only increase your child’s desire for sweets.

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No matter how generous your homes square footage, chances are, at some point it will seem like the walls are closing in on you. Perhaps you favor bulky bedroom furniture or painted your dining room walls dark maroon on a whim. Maybe your knickknack collection mysteriously multiplied and has taken over your living room overnight. Whatever the reason, your rooms appear smaller than they actually are. 10 | DECEMBER 2021 | COUNTRY LIVING

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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF VERTICAL SPACE If you’re going to splurge, custom built-ins are the way to go, says Brun. Lofty rooms reach their full potential with one-of-a-kind shelving units that reach from floor to ceiling. Custom storage also helps you maximize outof-the-way nooks, like the area under a flight of stairs. Not ready to commit to a contractor just yet? Easyto-install floating shelves ($29.99; ContainerStore. com) hung above bathroom and bedroom doors are great for bulky items, like spare towels and winter sweaters.

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UPGRADE YOUR LIGHTING Don’t rely on overhead fixtures, which pool light in one spot. Try to have several lighting elements in every room. “They draw the eye around, giving the illusion of more space,” says Edwards. Soto puts soft pink bulbs ($4.99 for 2; LampsPlus.com) in every fixture. “I love the way they warm up a room,” she says. To take advantage of natural light during the daytime, do away with heavy drapes.

TRICK THE SENSES Just like pinstripe pants make your legs seem longer, a striped floor will make a room appear to go on for miles, says designer Kelly Edwards from Style Network’s Tacky House and HGTV’s Design on a Dime. Use an oversize mirror to enhance the effect. “Go big or don’t bother!” says Christine Brun, interior designer and author of Small Space Living. Seethrough furniture—either glass-topped tables or pieces molded from Lucite or acrylic—will also fool the eyes. A trio of acrylic nesting tables ($95; InteriorExpressOutlet.com) provides endless surface space without cluttering a room visually. Prefer more substantial furniture? Pieces that match your wall color within a shade or two take up less visual space, says Sabrina Soto, one of Target’s Home Style Experts.

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“Dual-use furniture creates more room by increasing the function of each space,” says Brun. An entryway bench with storage space Busy-Kids.com($97.97;) is the perfect perch for putting on shoes as well as a convenient spot to stow the things you usually forget on your way out the door, like reusable grocery bags, and seasonal accessories, such as umbrellas. A flip-top ottoman Target. com($79.99;) holds the bedding for a foldaway couch or out-of-season throws until you need them.

MAKE A STATEMENT WITH PAINT “The lighter your walls, the better,” says Soto. While darker paint colors do make a room seem cozy, they often give the illusion of less space. The reason: Light colors reflect and multiply light, while dark colors absorb it. To make a room feel airy, Soto sticks with cream, beige, light grayishblue and lavender.

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CREATE UNEXPECTED FURNITURE ARRANGEMENTS Don’t be afraid to break the rules: Create a furniture arrangement that’s “different.” For example, you don’t have to have a sofa and love seat in your living room just because everyone else does. Instead, try four comfortable armchairs. In the bedroom, if your bed works best when it’s covering part of a window, so be it. “There are no design police waiting to issue you a ticket,” promises Brun. An unexpected setup might make your space more useful—perhaps giving you room for a dresser or desk that wouldn’t fit in a traditional arrangement.

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