Meals

1) I lived with my aunt for a couple weeks this summer. It was fun to see her style of meals. It opened my mind to other possibilities besides those I'd grown up with.

2) I have a friend who's family has meals together, but they don't eat the same thing. They generally just cook whatever they want.
While this sounds fun, it doesn't sound easy. Especially if your kids aren't grown yet. I think I'd just make my kids eat what I give them. :) As my family says, it prepares you for visiting other countries (or just other houses!) and eating what you're given.

How can parents protect their children from pornography?

This was posted on another blog, and I want to remember it:

http://purposedrivenmotherhood.blogspot.com/2014/04/a-bishops-answer-to-how-can-parents.html

"Raising Resilient Children"

Not only did I learn how to spell 'resilient', but I also learned about some specific things that I can do to help my children. I think that there is a lot of this in my home now, too.

https://www.lds.org/ensign/2013/03/raising-resilient-children?lang=eng

TV

In our house right now, we have "screen time" on Friday and Saturday, and occasional educational movies during the week.
I've seen other families where they rarely watch movies, and they are very nice and happy.
I think that I would only have my kids watch inspirational or educational movies every once in a while.
Hmmmm... Who knows? I've got a few more years to think it over :)