Say, “Thank you.” Make eye contact. Answer the telephone with your first name. Hold the door open. Write thank you notes. Be respectful. Be polite. Offer to help clean the table after dinner. Be helpful without being asked. Choose your words carefully. Say, “I’m sorry.” Clean up after yourself. Care for your appearance; a first…
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Answer the phone politely.
Introduce yourself to others.
Address adults by their honorific: Mr. or Mrs.
Address relatives the same way: Aunt Lisa; Uncle… -
The Best Ways to Teach Important Etiquette Principles to Your Kids
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The Best Ways to Teach Important Etiquette Principles to Your Kids
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My nephew Matthew and his friend Patrick on the first day of sophomore year.
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Spending quality time in London with my teenage niece, Charlotte.
Five Ways To Talk Teen
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It’s hard for kids to mind their manners at the holidays when so many exciting things are happening. But it’s more important than ever to know how to act at this time of year, when friends and family gather to celebrate the seaon. Here are some rules for kids, plus some guidelines for how…
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It’s that time of year: the high school prom, one of the most anticipated nights of a teenager’s life. But it’s also a stressful time for parents. According to Carleton Kendrick, Ed.M., LCSW, of Newsforparents.org “Our biggest prom worries are the risky behaviors associated with proms, most specifically driving under the influence of alcohol…
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