Good manners...

Good manners...



Good manners, poise, common courtesy, sensitivity, respect for the rights of others begin at home. What are you teaching your children?





Edit: If you're in your early teens or unmarried or childless, alternatively, what signature behavior values did your parents stress with you?

Measure twice, cut once.

..... are free and get you far.

I started it out with a few simple rules , like, 'If you make your sister cry, I will make you cry.' and, ' if you try to get your brother in trouble, the trouble will be yours.' and sort of built on that foundation. 🙂

Simple ones, for example, "if you beg for coins in the streets pretending to be blind, be sure not to stare at people".

They also know that if someone makes them an offer in exchange for their organs, they should never go for the first bid. Always negotiate, always.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Good manners...



Good manners, poise, common courtesy, sensitivity, respect for the rights of others begin at home. What are you teaching your children?





Edit: If you're in your early teens or unmarried or childless, alternatively, what signature behavior values did your parents stress with you?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Good manners...



Good manners, poise, common courtesy, sensitivity, respect for the rights of others begin at home. What are you teaching your children?





Edit: If you're in your early teens or unmarried or childless, alternatively, what signature behavior values did your parents stress with you?

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Originally posted by Mctayto
I have to agree with him though - if unmarried [b] you should not have children[/b]

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Originally posted by Mexico
Why? Surely an unmarried couple who stay together and actually raise the child is far superior to a married couple who have kids then go through a divorce, no??