101. Minding Manners And Having Fun - Baltimoresun.com Minding manners and having fun; Ten years ago, two teachers created a I strongly believe in children starting etiquette early in their lives, said http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/annearundel/bal-ar.manners22jul22,1,18088

102. Teaching Good Manners Children learn them when parents take the time to teach them and to Karen Santorum has produced a full guidebook of the manners children should know. http://www.heritage.org/Press/Commentary/ed081704a.cfm

103. Chatelaine : Manners Without Migraines. (teaching Etiquette To Children) @ HighB Chatelaine manners without migraines. (teaching etiquette to children) (teaching etiquette to children) with a FREE Trial for instant access » http://static.highbeam.com/c/chatelaine/december011996/mannerswithoutmigraineste

Library Web Executives New! ... Customer Support Question / Keyword(s): Advanced Search Current Article: Manners without migraines. (teaching etiquette to children) Start C Chatelaine December 01, 1996 ... Manners without migraines. (teaching etiquette to children) Manners without migraines. (teaching etiquette to children) Chatelaine; December 01, 1996; Underwood, Nora Underwood, Nora Chatelaine December 01, 1996 A soft touch helps you teach the pleasure of politeness Last year around this time, I watched a little boy open a present from me. He was wildly exalted as he tore through the wrapping, but the moment he saw the sweater inside, his head dropped and he moaned. whose rising blood pressure was almost visible. For many parents, the holidays are an endless stream of flushed faces and stammered excuses as their young toss presents aside with barely a grunt or whine, "But I hate turkey." An old saying goes, "Manners make the man." They make the woman too. but considerate behavior. As with most other lessons, kids will fight

104. Teaching Kids Office Etiquette By Dr. Theresa Warner It all has much to do with the lack of etiquette they are taught and the poor role Teaching kids to be kind and polite during their office visits is http://www.worldchiropracticalliance.org/tcj/2002/feb/feb2002warner.htm

Read and respected by more doctors of chiropractic than any other professional publication in the world. A publication of the World Chiropractic Alliance February 2002 Teaching kids office etiquette by Dr. Theresa Warner One of the areas many chiropractors find frustrating is controlling the children who enter their offices. Unfortunately, this becomes a roadblock to chiropractors seeing more kids. It all has much to do with the lack of etiquette they are taught and the poor role models they have in our often rough-and-tumble society. Teaching kids to be kind and polite during their office visits is perpetually a problem, but there are easy solutions. Kids can be encouraged to behave if you set the rules from the beginning. Right from the first visit, the staff should introduce the rules and manners which are expected. Prior to their first adjustment, children must receive verbal instructions (in front of their parents) from the chiropractic assistant or the doctor. These instructions cover what is expected of both child and parent during each office visit and include, but are not limited to: where they wait prior to their adjustment which table(s) they use for their adjustment where the patient's chart is left, and whether or not the child is capable of carrying his or her own patient chart.

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