Category: Children’s Etiquette
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Sub Section 05: Dining with Table Manners – The Simple Must Know’s
From your dining room to a luncheon meeting or perhaps to dine with royalty one day, gearing your child with the correct manners is largely up to you. Here are the simplest things to teach them before they turn 7 or 8.
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Sub Section 01: Being Polite – Saying Thank You!
Children emulate adults and pick up fast; if you don’t hear enough thank yous from them, that could be because they are not hearing enough thank yous from you. Don’t hold back when you need to show that you are grateful.
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A Smattering of New Normal Etiquette for School Kids
If your kid is back at school, you must be worried. However, if all of us got together and trained our kids to follow some basic new normal etiquette, we might be able to get through this better than we imagine.
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Sub Section 01: Being Polite – Saying Sorry
If you messed up, you must say sorry. Please don’t wait to be reminded. Here is how to make sure you don’t mess up the apology. For children aged 10 and above.
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Sub Section 04: Being a Good Child in Public Places – Not So Loud, Please
Are you constantly told to keep quiet? Read on to see how you can solve this problem. For children aged 8 to 15.
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Sub Section 01: Being Polite – Saying Hello
If you have been ignoring your visitors lately, here is an idea for you. For young adults aged 12 to 18.
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Sub Section 01: Being Polite – Saying Bless You!
Handle something as simple as a sneeze with politeness. For children aged 7 to 12.
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Sub Section 02: Practising Good Habits at Home – Yawns, Coughs, Burps and the Like
It’s natural to cough and yawn, but here is how to do it right. For children aged 7 to 12.
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Sub Section 03: Learning to Have Small Talk
Learn to break barriers and connect with people. No more awkward moments, read on to find out. For youngsters aged 10 and above.
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Sub Section 02: Practising Good Habits at Home – What You Cannot Do in Public
Here is a list of things that you should avoid doing in public, even in front of your own family. For all children and young adults.
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Sub Section 01: Being Polite – When to Say Excuse Me
Have you been saying Excuse Me whenever you should have? Read this to find out. For children aged 7-14.
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Sub Section 01: Being Polite – Starts from Home
Learn to use these words to become politer and better mannered. For children aged 7-14.
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Introduction to the Section on Children’s Etiquette
Dear Parents and Guardians, Here is a new door to help teach the little ones you love soft skills that will make them better citizens. Encourage them to read the series of articles of Children’s Etiquette at fullofetiquette.com.