Etiquette Class -- Teach Your Child to Learn 300 Etiquettes Easily

Author: [US] Sheryl Eberly / Zheng Haijuan
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Have you ever felt worried when you saw your 4-year-old daughter stroll into a neighbor's house without an invitation? Or have you ever had to apologize by phone because your 6-year-old son didn't say thank you in time for a thoughtful birthday gift from his grandmother? In fact, as a parent, there is no shortcut to predicting these kinds of experiences: your child completely forgets basic manners, leaving you alone to handle the awkward aftermath. Sheryl Eberly's book offers clever and insightful advice. By learning one etiquette each day, interspersed with suggestions for games and activities, the process of teaching and learning becomes fun and engaging. In your hands is a rare and practical guide that helps parents effortlessly teach their children basic manners. It tells us not only to teach children the right etiquette but also to pay attention to teaching methods and to introduce appropriate manners at the right age. For a long time, in many families, the importance of etiquette training for children has been overlooked or even doubted. As parents, our focus is often on developing children's talents and nurturing their self-esteem. In fact, etiquette is truly very important for children. Imagine the harm it could cause if a child is sent into society without being taught good social habits? Letting children understand proper etiquette is an indispensable part of preparing them for future life. Furthermore, in terms of etiquette, no matter how well-educated one is, there is always more to learn, especially in today's society where "the details determine success." Isn't that right?