If you're worried about how to feed your family during the government shutdown, you're not alone. Millions of families rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)—also known as food stamps—to help buy groceries. But because of the ongoing shutdown, SNAP benefits may be delayed or reduced. SNAP helps feed about 16 million children across the country. It's a big part of how families stay healthy and strong. Without it, many parents are facing tough choices. But there are other