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All parents dream of a polite little child who says please and thank you. After all, your baby’s behavior reflects yours. Some rules are easy for children to learn, while others can cause significant resistance. Understanding the basics of etiquette can help teach your child good manners. After all, people need good habits to live together in this world. Good manners reflect a loving and considerate personality. Therefore, we have prepared for you 7 rules that will help you teach your child important and correct habits.
As strange as it may sound, we start teaching children good manners from birth. It’s just that no one calls it that. The foundation of all good habits is respect for and consideration for other people. Mindfulness to human experiences, feelings is one of the most valuable qualities that you can instill in your child – and it begins in childhood. A child attentive to others will become a polite child and a well-mannered person. His politeness will be more honest and more sincere than anything he could learn from a book of etiquette. In addition, in recent years it has become socially correct to teach children “stubbornness.” It is good to be stubborn, provided it does not interfere with politeness and good manners.
Even two-year-olds can learn to say please and thank you. Even if they do not yet understand the importance of these words, the children conclude that with “please” you can get what you want, and with “thank you” you can end this interaction. In any case, you will already put these words into the child’s active dictionary, and only later, he will be able to understand when to use them and what kind of reaction they cause. When you ask your little one to give you something, start the request with “please” and end with “thank you”. Even before the child understands the meaning of these words, he learns that they are important, because mom and dad use them very often, and besides, they always have positive facial expressions when they say these words. Children repeat words and understand their benefits long before they begin to understand their meaning.