manners

Is concert etiquette a thing? Because it should be.

People are talking about this more than ever, not only are kids not being polite but adults aren't either. Is everyone teaching manners anymore? Sometimes I don't think so.

I see it all the time, people don't open doors, act polite, or say please and thank you.

Manners are declining. I hear more people talk about manners and other things being taught in the school system.

Manners are declining. I hear this all the time from the older generation. I know certain things I see younger drivers not know for driving etiquette. I don't want to sound like it's only the younger generation.  How do Americans as a whole feel? The same way, but a bit more removed on how to deal with it.

There is always debate on some of these manners, but I think most of them are common sense, maybe they should be taught in schools, now there's another debate. See how many your kids know. These are manners that your kids should probably know by age 9 or  10.

As a parent, we've all been there.  You're out in public and eventually Mother Nature calls the name of your child.  If your child is the same sex as you - no problem.  However, what happens if they're not and they are also too young to go to the bathroom by themselves.  And further more - what age does it become inappropriate?

Manners are declining. I hear this all the time from the older generation. How do Americans as a whole feel? The same way, but a bit more removed on how to deal with it.

Yes, kids are "just kids" and there are times when we as adults need to accept the fact that they don't have the social understandings we have;  Our role as parents is to teach them right from wrong. On the other hand, I tend to believe modern-day parenting skills have become sub-standard - generally speaking...

There is always a debate on this, here are some of the manners..... Helping your child master these simple rules of etiquette will get him noticed -- for all the right reasons.