Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •Alcohol can impair proper teen brain development. •Drinking can program a teen's brain for alcoholism. •Drinking starts as early as grade school in Utah. •Express love daily to your kids. •Participate in fun activities as a family. •Eat dinner together as a family. •Listen with love and empathy to your children. •Set clear "no-alcohol" rules for your children. •Establish consequences for underage drinking. •Follow through on no-alcohol rules. •Review family rules regularly. •Know where your kids are. •Know who your kids are with. •Know what your kids are doing. •
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Salt Lake City Encourages Parents and their Kids To Gather Around the Dinner Table
September 26, 2011
Mayor Ralph Becker and the Salt Lake City Coalition on Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs invite parents to take part in the National Eat Dinner with Your Family Day on Monday, September 26, 2011.