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Advice You Would Give New Parents

Advice You Would Give New Parents

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Originally posted by wolfgang59
Whose table manners?
Yours (assuming you and your wife were taught proper table etiquette by your own parents decades before).

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31. Teach your teenagers that life is all about making choices. Though they may laugh at you, in later years they'll realize you had their best interest at heart.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Yours (assuming you and your wife were taught proper table etiquette by your own parents decades before).
What is "proper table etiguette"?

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Originally posted by wolfgang59
What is "proper table etiguette"?
Discussing and praising Bobby's RHP threads as the only
topic of conversation during dinner time.

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Originally posted by wolfgang59
What is "proper table etiguette"?
In context, the table manners and courtesies you and your wife were taught by your own respective parents when you were young and still living at home.

"Worse than talking with a mouthful, is gossiping with a mouthful!” ―Anthony Liccione

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32. Give your children an allowance and teach them to budget their must have priority needs before considering their nice to have extravagances.

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33. Always carry a spare plus one extra.

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34. Realize that much of what your children learn will be by way of osmosis as they're exposed to your conversation and behavior at home.

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