Most U.S. Families Still Routinely Dine Together at Home
Slight majority says family eats together at least six days a week
by Lydia Saad
PRINCETON, NJ — As families gather around the table this holiday season, Gallup finds that family dining is a part of everyday life for the majority of U.S. parents, and that it hasn’t diminished much in recent years. Fifty-three percent of adults with children younger than 18 say their family eats dinner together at home six or seven nights a week. The average 5.1 dinners that families share each week is down slightly from 5.4 in 1997, but unchanged from 2001.
https://www.gallup.com/poll/166628/families-routinely-dine-together-home.aspx