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Today, I'm sharing 5 ways manners can help our children in life and why we should persevere in teaching our children good habits.
This is the abridged list I discuss in the video. Be sure to watch the whole video for expanded thoughts on the following points:
👑 Good manners can set your child at ease in social situations.
👑 Manners make life easier for our children to navigate independently.
👑 Their good behavior will make them shine like gems in this often dark world.
👑 Your children will inspire their siblings and peers with their confidence.
👑 Our children are the future leaders of this world. Investing in the next generation is a very worthy pursuit.
I hope you enjoy today's video.
In today's video, I'm wearing Rachelyn Jewelry's earrings and necklace and my summertime romper.
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4 comments:
Dear Jennifer,
Here is a sixth reason to teach your children manners. It is extremely pleasant to be told by a flight attendant on an airplane that your children are the most polite children she has ever encountered in her career. This experience is better than an in-flight cocktail!
~Alexandra
My teen daughter just got her first job, caring for animals at a large pet store. The manager that interviewed her said of all the people he had interviewed, she was the most knowledgeable about animals. But, the reason he really wanted to hire her was that she was the friendliest and by far, had the best manners. Good manners really are important!! :)
Hi Jennifer,
Today I meet a charming two year old boy Nestor shopping with his mother. He said hello, asked my name, shook my hand and introduced himself. After we discussed his training pants that he held in his hands, he told me very proudly that he was potty trained. As we said good bye he shook my hand again and wished me a good day. Who would have expected that??
Hi, Jennifer.
I would like to hear your thoughts on bringing up boys to be strong, masculine gentlemen. We're almost done raising our three sons (24, 19, and 17), but as parents we often felt at odds with our culture in allowing our sons to be boys that would grow up into strong and courageous men, willing to take a risk, crazy enough to do things that were a little dangerous (We found neighbors weren't even comfortable with them climbing trees!),and hard physical work. I'd appreciate your insight in balancing these traits that I think our culture is seemingly trying to suppress in our sons with teaching them to be gentlemen as well.
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