Study: Hispanic Families Eat At Home With Children More Than Other Families

I love all the things the Census study tells us. Eating dinner at home, together, also helps with school success and staying away from drugs. - - Donna Poisl

By Rob Kuznia--HispanicBusiness.com

Hispanic families are more likely than all others to eat dinner at home with their children, according to a new U.S. Census study.

In the survey, which was released last week, 85 percent of Hispanic parents with children 6 years old or younger said they ate dinner with their kids every night during a typical week last month. Parents of Asian descent posted the next highest figure, at 84 percent, followed by whites, at 80 percent, and blacks, at 78 percent.

Hispanics also posted the highest numbers for eating dinner with children ages 6 to 11 and 12 to 17.
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