Most Important Etiquettes That Children Should Learn As They Grow
Are you parenting kids?? A job that keeps you on a watch all the time to see whats come out and going into that little ones little mind
. We want to raise our little ones to be polite and well behaved and learning these lessons starts at home. Its never too early to teach your little ones basic manners. Here are some most important manners you should consider teaching your liitle ones before they go to school. They might remember them anyway or get them right every time, but patience and perseverance should get you through:
1. Always say please and thank you
Whether they're activities as small as giving your little one a sweet or them asking if they can play in the backyard always reinforce the importance of saying please and thank you. No matter how young your children are, you can't start enforcing this rule too early!
2. Play Dates
When its time for the play dates or the birthday parties, remind them to thank their friends parents for having them over. If you aren't going to be attending the play date or event with your little one, ensure your little ones know they should treat their friends parents and for that matter all the grown-ups in the family, with the same respect they treat you.
3. Table Etiquettes
When your tiny tots are just learning to eat at the table, observe how they behave. Start teaching them the manners you'd like them to have for the rest of their lives! Systematic teaching like not eating with their mouths open, or not putting their elbows on the table, are good life lessons for your children to learn as soon as possible.
4. Mind the language
There will come a moment every parent dreads: the moment your little one swears. And then he or she finds it funny! And what most of do is, we find it really funny. The worst thing you can do in this scenario is laugh. Let them know that you already know that word, you think it's unpleasant, not funny, and ask your little one not to use it again!
5. Birthday party etiquette
It's often said that kids go wild at birthday parties - all the sweet refreshments and fun can make little ones get excited, and sometimes forget their manners. But no matter how excited your little one is on their birthday, there are some manners they should never forget. Some like to never speak loudly, to open their presents thoughtfully and to say thank you for every gift and to every attendee to reciprocate the love shown by them.
6. Don't be mean
Kids tease each other, and they find it funny. But this can sometimes go a step too far and lead to maltreatment. Make sure your little ones don't call others mean names, and don't make fun of anyone for any reason. May be he/she does the same because they are not exactly in right company, go ahead find out. Ganging up on someone else is cruel, not clever.
7. Excuse me
Once your little ones have mastered saying please and thank you, the next would be to teach them to say excuse me. It's the polite thing to say when you have to interrupt someone, or bump into somebody. Amazing ways to be polite yet make raise your point too.
8. TMI
There are some things that are too much in a row, demanding information and that your little ones shouldn't talk about in public. These include genitals, poo, nose picking, and all the other gory things that amuse kids.
9. Speaking to adults
Tell your kids how important it is to greet their elders and treat elders with respect and compassion. Respect is received well when you treat your friends and foes perhaps your neighbor, with the respect they ought to receive.
Let your kids grow as wise individuals, that other kids might want to imitate. Its like a kiddo version of a role model.
by: Amitava Sen
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