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DISHIN’ & DRIVING

Some of the most meaningful conversations I’ve had with my kids have happened while driving together to and from after-school activities or during long road trips to sports competitions. Driving in a car creates a comfortable, laidback environment that allows conversations to flow freely. And because you’re focused on the road, there’s no direct eye contact, which can make kids feel more at ease.

Long drives are the

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