Miss Manners: Am I allowed to correct my children's friends?Correcting someone's manners in public is generally rude; it's better handled privately.Teaching etiquette should be done with kindness and in appropriate settings.
Miss Manners: What should I say to people who yell at me when I run?Balancing honesty and kindness is essential in social interactions.
Miss Manners: Can I stop my oh-so-proper guest from using a hand towel on her body?Overzealous adherence to manners can lead to discomfort or rudeness, as in the case of using a hand towel instead of a bath towel.
Miss Manners: I got shushed for no good reason, and I let my irritation be knownShushing someone may be rude, but criticizing others and escalating conflicts in such situations is also impolite.
Etiquette expert William Hanson shares do's and don'ts of train travelTrain travel etiquette emphasizes respect for personal space, considerate behavior, and politeness, regardless of travel class.
20 "House Rules" People Followed Growing Up That They Didn't Were StrangeParents enforced formal dinner etiquette to prepare children for upward class mobility and social situations requiring good manners.
Miss Manners: Am I allowed to correct my children's friends?Correcting someone's manners in public is generally rude; it's better handled privately.Teaching etiquette should be done with kindness and in appropriate settings.
Miss Manners: What should I say to people who yell at me when I run?Balancing honesty and kindness is essential in social interactions.
Miss Manners: Can I stop my oh-so-proper guest from using a hand towel on her body?Overzealous adherence to manners can lead to discomfort or rudeness, as in the case of using a hand towel instead of a bath towel.
Miss Manners: I got shushed for no good reason, and I let my irritation be knownShushing someone may be rude, but criticizing others and escalating conflicts in such situations is also impolite.
Etiquette expert William Hanson shares do's and don'ts of train travelTrain travel etiquette emphasizes respect for personal space, considerate behavior, and politeness, regardless of travel class.
20 "House Rules" People Followed Growing Up That They Didn't Were StrangeParents enforced formal dinner etiquette to prepare children for upward class mobility and social situations requiring good manners.
Miss Manners: My fiance says the wedding rules don't apply to usConsideration for guests is key to wedding invitations, regardless of the couple's orientation.
Maria Shriver Always Made Her Kids Stand Up When She Enters A RoomTeaching children manners fosters respect and connection in family dynamics.
Why Maria Shriver has her kids and their friends stand when she enters a roomMaria Shriver emphasizes the importance of instilling respect and manners in her children, reflecting on lessons learned from her mother.
Maria Shriver Always Made Her Kids Stand Up When She Enters A RoomTeaching children manners fosters respect and connection in family dynamics.
Why Maria Shriver has her kids and their friends stand when she enters a roomMaria Shriver emphasizes the importance of instilling respect and manners in her children, reflecting on lessons learned from her mother.
*Don't* Remind Your Kids To Say "Please" & "Thank You"Encouraging manners in children through positive reinforcement is more effective than constant reminders.
7 things you should never do when traveling by train, according to an etiquette coachTravelers should avoid behaviors that annoy others on trains, such as speaking on speakerphone, playing loud music, placing feet on seats, and occupying extra seats.
Miss Manners: This break room interaction made me look badIn social situations, it's important to navigate interruptions and prioritize inclusivity through thoughtful communication and actions.