| You've seen them in the grocery store:
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| | your infant or toddler before she can say
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| children who have no manners! They grab
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| | these words herself. This will be a good
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| everything they want from the shelves,
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| | way to get your child used to saying
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| push and shove while waiting in line, and
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| | these words when it is appropriate. She
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| talk back to their parents. If you are a
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| | will want to repeat the words when she
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| parent, you are probably wondering what
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| | starts talking because mommy and daddy
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| to do to keep your child from turning
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| | use them.
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| into a terror. While no child is perfect,
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| | One social convention all children should
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| there are some things you can do to teach
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| | learn is how to use the proper title when
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| a child the proper way to behave in
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| | addressing adults. Some adults expect
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| public.
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| | children to use "Mr." or "Mrs." and "Sir"
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| The most important thing you need to do
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| | or "Ma'am" when addressing them. If you
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| to teach your child to behave is to be
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| | teach your children to address adults
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| consistent. If you allow the child to
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| | this way, even if it is not something you
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| behave one way at home but require a
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| | normally require children to call you,
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| different behavior in public, she is
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| | they will not offend those around them.
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| going to be confused. Confused children
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| | Of course, if an adult your child knows
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| do not learn quickly what is required of
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| | says these titles are unnecessary, then
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| them and have a higher tendency to act
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| | you do not have to insist that your child
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| out.
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| | uses them with that individual.
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| Another way to teach your child how to
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| | Children should be taught how to listen
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| behave is to model proper manners at
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| | without interrupting, and this is a
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| home. If you are going to ignore social
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| | difficult behavior for a child to learn.
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| graces in front of your children, they
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| | You need to remind her not to interrupt,
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| will think this is the proper way to
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| | but don't make a huge issue out of it if
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| behave.
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| | she forgets. A child is naturally excited
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| However, it's not necessarily a problem
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| | about the things he or she wants to say,
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| if children learn they can relax their
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| | so a child will slip up. When this
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| manners slightly when at home. Everyone
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| | happens, a gentle reminder is all she
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| needs a place where they don't have to be
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| | needs.
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| on their best behavior, and that place
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| | Remember that children need time to
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| should be your home. After your child has
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| | develop the necessary motor skills to eat
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| learned what proper behavior is, you can
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| | without spilling and chew with their
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| explain to her that sometimes it is fine
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| | mouths closed. Do not require behavior
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| to behave a little crazy but proper
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| | your child is not physically capable of.
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| manners should always be used in public.
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| | Give them time to grow, teach them when
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| Teaching proper manners begins even
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| | certain behavior is appropriate, and you
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| before your child can talk. For example,
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| | will raise a child who uses good manners
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| you can use "please" and "thank you" with
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| | - at least most of the time.
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