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A revised edition of the best-selling kids' guide to etiquette features advice updated for the 21st century and includes coverage of topics ranging from polite cell phone usage and developing a positive online presence to table manners and managing a respectful dating relationship. Original.

Preface xxi
Introduction xxiii
A Great Beginning
January 1 How early should you start teaching manners?
1(2)
January 2 There's no place like home
3(1)
January 3 "Please" and "thank you"
4(1)
January 4 Apologizing
5(1)
January 5 Addressing others properly
6(1)
January 6 Bow, kiss, or shake hands?
7(1)
January 7 Accept compliments
8(1)
January 8 Give sincere compliments
9(2)
January 9 Be on time
11(1)
January 10 Opening doors
12(1)
January 11 Anticipating the needs of others
12(1)
January 12 Borrowing
13(1)
January 13 Breaking items
14(1)
January 14 When you don't know what to do
15(1)
Body Basics
January 15 Dress appropriately for the occasion
16(2)
January 16 Jewelry
18(1)
January 17 It's easy being clean
18(1)
January 18 Perfumes
19(1)
January 19 Grooming in public
20(1)
January 20 Fresh breath
21(1)
January 21 Sneezing
21(1)
January 22 Oh, no, I've gotta go!
22(1)
January 23 Posture communicates
23(1)
January 24 Chewing gum
24(1)
January 25 Coughing or sneezing at the table
24(1)
January 26 If your child's nose is running at the table
25(1)
January 27 What to do with a belch
25(1)
January 28 Wearing a name tag
26(1)
January 29 Hands
27(1)
January 30 Choking
28(1)
January 31 Visiting the doctor
28(1)
February 1 In the hospital
29(1)
February 2 Braces
30(1)
February 3 Inappropriate touch
31(1)
Just for Boys
February 4 Awareness of others
32(1)
February 5 Protecting others
33(1)
February 6 Young men: marks of distinction
34(1)
February 7 Sitting and standing tall
35(1)
February 8 Asking for a date
35(1)
February 9 When to wear a hat
36(2)
Just for Girls
February 10 Sitting gracefully
38(1)
February 11 Accepting a date
39(1)
February 12 Declining a date
40(1)
February 13 Young women: marks of distinction
40(1)
Family Time
February 14 When Mom and Dad come home
41(1)
February 15 How are we related?
42(1)
February 16 Stepparent and Stepsibling dos and don'ts
43(1)
February 17 When your child has a babysitter
44(1)
February 18 When friends are more interested in siblings
45(1)
February 19 When friends don't want to be with siblings
46(1)
February 20 Frightening others
46(1)
February 21 Slamming doors
47(1)
February 22 Television
47(2)
February 23 The family computer
49(1)
February 24 Cards and board games
49(1)
February 25 Books
50(1)
February 26 Allowance
51(1)
February 27 When your child is home alone
52(1)
February 28 Little things around the house
52(1)
March 1 May I have your attention, please?
53(2)
March 2 Your child's bedroom
55(1)
Getting Along with Other Kids
March 3 Friendship
56(2)
March 4 Best friends
58(1)
March 5 Is your child a good friend?
59(1)
March 6 Bullies
60(1)
March 7 When your child wants a new friend
60(1)
March 8 New kid on the block
61(1)
March 9 When your family moves
62(1)
March 10 When a friend moves
63(1)
March 11 Public playgrounds
64(1)
March 12 A good neighbor
65(1)
March 13 Neighborly manners
65(1)
March 14 Swimming pools
66(1)
March 15 Your pets
67(1)
March 16 The pets of others
68(1)
March 17 On the school bus
69(1)
March 18 Interrupting
70(1)
March 19 Changing the subject politely
70(1)
March 20 Dating turnoffs
71(1)
March 21 When a friend loses a loved one
72(1)
March 22 When a friend has bad news
72(1)
March 23 When a friend's parents are getting a divorce
73(2)
Introductions
March 24 Introduce the more important person first
75(1)
March 25 Remembering names
76(1)
March 26 Include names in introductions
77(1)
March 27 Introducing parents with a different last name
77(1)
March 28 If you forget someone's name
78(1)
March 29 Meeting a group
78(1)
March 30 Stand to show respect
79(1)
Telephone Talk
March 31 Placing a telephone call
80(2)
April 1 Receiving a call
82(1)
April 2 Taking a message
83(1)
April 3 Handling call waiting (yours)
84(1)
April 4 Handling call waiting (theirs)
84(1)
April 5 Home alone: answering the phone
85(1)
April 6 When your child doesn't want to talk on the phone
85(1)
April 7 Answering machines: your recorded message
86(1)
April 8 Answering machines: leaving a message
87(1)
April 9 When to call
88(1)
April 10 Ending a call
88(1)
April 11 Getting a wrong number
89(1)
April 12 Phone tricks and pranks
90(1)
Cell Phones
April 13 How cell phones are different
91(1)
April 14 Message checking
92(1)
April 15 Taking calls in public
93(1)
April 16 Your ringtone
93(1)
April 17 Playing phone tag
94(1)
April 18 Avoid chewing while talking
95(1)
April 19 No cell phone calls in the bathroom
95(1)
April 20 Dropped calls
96(1)
April 21 Cell phones at the table
97(1)
April 22 When your child should call you
98(1)
April 23 Your voice volume
98(1)
April 24 Your voice-mail greeting
99(1)
April 25 Taking pictures with a cell phone
100(1)
April 26 Texting
101(1)
April 27 Ask for permission first
102(1)
April 28 How to avoid texting the wrong person
103(1)
April 29 When a text goes to the wrong person
104(1)
April 30 When not to text
105(1)
May 1 Watch your tone
105(2)
More on Digital Technology
May 2 The same rules apply
107(1)
May 3 Don't barrage others with messages
108(1)
May 4 Language and grammar
108(1)
May 5 Instant messaging
109(1)
May 6 When there's a generation gap
110(1)
May 7 Know your gadget before you use it
111(1)
May 8 Ask how you should contact someone
112(1)
May 9 Choosing the best medium for the message
113(1)
May 10 When to use a personal music-playing device
113(1)
May 11 Volume of a personal music-playing device
114(1)
May 12 When you run into someone
115(1)
Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Oh My
May 13 Social-media mania
116(1)
May 14 Staying social-media safe
117(1)
May 15 Don't go too personal
118(1)
May 16 What not to post
119(1)
May 17 Twitter
120(1)
May 18 Setting up a profile on Facebook
121(1)
May 19 Making friends on Facebook
122(1)
May 20 Kids are friends with kids
123(1)
May 21 De-friending
123(1)
May 22 Posting and tagging photos
124(1)
May 23 Seeing the real picture
125(1)
May 24 Which way to communicate
126(1)
May 25 Status updates
127(1)
Internet Safety
May 26 Netiquette: rules for your child
128(1)
May 27 More netiquette: keeping kids safe
128(1)
May 28 Nine nevers for Internet safety
129(1)
May 29 What is cyberbullying?
130(1)
May 30 How to prevent cyberbullying
131(1)
May 31 If your child is cyberbullied
132(1)
June 1 If your child takes part in cyberbullying
132(2)
You Are What You Say
June 2 Positive use of humor
134(1)
June 3 When your child is funny
135(1)
June 4 Swearing
136(1)
June 5 Discussing money
136(1)
June 6 Accents
137(1)
June 7 How to just say no to drugs and alcohol
138(1)
June 8 Whispering
139(1)
June 9 Correcting a friend
139(1)
June 10 Pointing
140(1)
June 11 When your child doesn't want to play
140(1)
June 12 When someone speaks to your child
141(1)
June 13 Unfriendly words
142(1)
June 14 Making light of serious subjects
143(1)
June 15 Distinctive speech
143(1)
June 16 Body language
144(1)
June 17 Eye contact
145(1)
June 18 Asking leading questions
145(1)
June 19 Using positive words
146(1)
June 20 Sloppy language
147(1)
June 21 Tone of voice
148(1)
June 22 Asking none-of-your-business questions
149(1)
June 23 Answering none-of-your-business questions
149(1)
June 24 When adults do annoying things
149(1)
June 25 Show deference to older people
150(1)
June 26 Correcting adults
151(1)
June 27 Ten TNT Discussion Topics
151(1)
June 28 Practice conversation starters
152(1)
The Written Word: Letters, Thank-you Notes, and E-mail
June 29 Signing a yearbook
153(1)
June 30 Stationery
154(1)
July 1 When to write a thank-you note
155(1)
July 2 What's in a thank-you note?
156(1)
July 3 Writing letters with care
156(1)
July 4 Writing a letter to a famous person
157(1)
July 5 A condolence letter
158(1)
July 6 E-mail
158(1)
July 7 Framing an e-mail's subject line
159(1)
July 8 Greeting
160(1)
July 9 The main message
161(1)
July 10 Signing off
162(1)
July 11 Attachments
162(1)
July 12 Ask before forwarding
163(1)
July 13 Limit the number of messages
164(1)
July 14 Be responsive
165(1)
July 15 Good grammar always works
166(1)
July 16 Manage your emotions
167(1)
July 17 Using "cc"
168(1)
July 18 Using "bcc"
169(1)
July 19 Using "reply all"
170(1)
July 20 If you change your e-mail address
170(1)
July 21 E-mail or snail mail for a thank-you?
171(1)
Vacation Time
July 22 Traveling on an airplane
172(1)
July 23 Traveling by train
173(1)
July 24 How to tip on a trip
174(1)
July 25 Consideration of others in a hotel
175(1)
July 26 In the family car
176(1)
July 27 When your child is a guest in a car
177(1)
July 28 At the beach
177(2)
July 29 Boating
179(1)
July 30 Camping: thinking about others
179(1)
July 31 Camping: courtesy toward your family
180(2)
Outdoor Etiquette
August 1 Stick to the trail
182(1)
August 2 Stick to a campsite
183(1)
August 3 Sharing the trail
183(1)
August 4 Leave nothing
184(1)
August 5 Take nothing
185(1)
August 6 Outdoors with your pet
186(1)
August 7 Your noise level outdoors
187(1)
August 8 Graffiti
187(2)
Out on the Town
August 9 Movie manners
189(1)
August 10 Seeing a movie with a friend
190(2)
August 11 Take a seat
192(1)
August 12 How and when to applaud
192(2)
August 13 Intermission
194(1)
August 14 Audience pests
195(1)
August 15 At a museum
195(1)
August 16 Museum tips
196(1)
August 17 Reading a restaurant menu
197(1)
August 18 Ordering from a menu
198(1)
August 19 Confusing menu terms
199(1)
August 20 Restaurant protocol
200(1)
August 21 Handling problems in restaurants
201(1)
August 22 Keeping your area neat at a restaurant
202(1)
August 23 The people who work in a restaurant
203(1)
August 24 What about tipping?
204(1)
August 25 Things not to do in a restaurant
205(1)
August 26 Salespeople
206(1)
August 27 In a store
206(1)
August 28 Saving a place in line
207(1)
August 29 Butting into a line
207(1)
August 30 When you bump into someone
208(1)
August 31 On an escalator
208(1)
September 1 On an elevator
209(1)
September 2 Giving up your seat
209(1)
September 3 Stay to the right, please
210(1)
September 4 Appointments
210(1)
September 5 Forgetting an appointment
211(2)
Table Manners Made Easy
September 6 Start the meal off right with proper posture
213(1)
September 7 Everyday table manners
214(1)
September 8 Don't bring these things to the table
215(1)
September 9 Set the table properly
216(1)
September 10 Formal table settings
217(1)
September 11 Take formal table manners to dinner
218(1)
September 12 Blowing on food
219(1)
September 13 Paper trash at the table
220(1)
September 14 Grace: the art of giving thanks
220(1)
September 15 Grace: when you're visiting someone else
221(1)
September 16 Who gets served first?
221(1)
September 17 Passing food
222(1)
September 18 Asking for a drink
223(1)
September 19 Removing plates during the meal
223(1)
September 20 Cutting meat
224(1)
September 21 If a guest is a vegetarian
224(1)
September 22 If your child is a vegetarian
225(1)
September 23 If food is spoiled
225(1)
September 24 Using utensils correctly
226(1)
September 25 Napkin etiquette
227(1)
September 26 Ten things your child should never do at the table
228(1)
September 27 Second helpings
228(1)
September 28 When to begin eating
229(1)
September 29 Leaving the table early
230(1)
September 30 Serving a meal
230(1)
October 1 Cleansing the palate
231(1)
October 2 At the end of a formal meal
232(1)
October 3 Food your child hates
232(1)
October 4 When your child is allergic to certain foods
233(1)
October 5 Afternoon tea
234(1)
October 6 The protocol of afternoon tea
235(1)
October 7 Serving tea
236(2)
Stay Out of Sticky Situations with Food!
October 8 Removing items from your mouth
238(1)
October 9 How to handle special diets
239(1)
October 10 How to eat difficult foods
240(1)
October 11 Eating bread
240(2)
October 12 Eating a salad
242(1)
October 13 Eating soup
242(1)
October 14 How to eat pasta
243(1)
October 15 How to eat shish kabob
244(1)
October 16 Corn on the cob
244(1)
October 17 Eating lobster
245(1)
October 18 Eating fried chicken
245(1)
October 19 Pizza
246(1)
October 20 Crunching ice
247(1)
October 21 Eating fresh fruit
247(1)
October 22 Gravies, condiments, and relishes
248(1)
October 23 Foreign matter in food
249(1)
October 24 How to hold a glass
249(1)
October 25 Eating in front of others
250(2)
Invitations: Giving and Receiving
October 26 The nicest way to issue a verbal invitation
252(1)
October 27 How to issue a written invitation
253(1)
October 28 Responding to invitations
254(1)
October 29 When it's okay to decline
255(1)
October 30 When your child isn't invited
256(1)
October 31 Two invitations for the same day
256(2)
Birthdays, Weddings, Receptions, and Other Special Occasions
November 1 At your child's own birthday party
258(1)
November 2 Attending a birthday party
259(1)
November 3 Receiving lines
260(1)
November 4 Taking a child to a wedding
261(1)
November 5 What to do at a wedding
262(1)
November 6 Self-control at a reception
263(1)
November 7 Serving yourself from a buffet table
264(1)
November 8 Hang on to your plate at a reception
265(1)
November 9 Wearing flowers
266(1)
November 10 Getting an autograph
266(1)
November 11 Receiving an award
267(1)
November 12 At a school dance
268(1)
November 13 When your child is behind the camera
269(1)
November 14 When your child is in front of the camera
269(2)
Be a Great Guest (and Host)
November 15 A good attitude for a good guest
271(2)
November 16 What a guest should pack
273(1)
November 17 Nice things for a guest to say
274(1)
November 18 How to become a guest who is invited again
275(1)
November 19 Say goodbye and leave promptly
275(1)
November 20 Being a good host
276(1)
November 21 For first-time guests
277(1)
November 22 Serving food to your friends
278(1)
November 23 The right guest list
279(1)
November 24 Inviting friends over again
280(1)
November 25 Sleepovers: bathroom etiquette
281(1)
November 26 Sleepovers: bedtime etiquette
281(1)
November 27 Sleepovers: mealtime etiquette
282(1)
November 28 Guests go first
283(2)
Be a Model American
November 29 The national anthem
285(1)
November 30 Pledge of Allegiance
286(1)
December 1 Care of the U.S. flag
287(1)
December 2 Appreciating ideals and learning patriotism
288(1)
December 3 When in another country
289(1)
December 4 Being part of a community
290(1)
Beeing Green
December 5 Environmental manners
291(1)
December 6 At home
292(1)
December 7 At a friend's house
293(1)
December 8 At school
293(2)
December 9 At the grocery store
295(1)
December 10 Birthday party
295(1)
December 11 Out on the town
296(1)
December 12 When you travel
297(2)
Be a Good Sport
December 13 Enjoy the game
299(1)
December 14 Rituals at athletic events
300(1)
December 15 Good sportsmanship
301(1)
December 16 The valued teammate
302(2)
Being Considerate to People with Special Needs
December 17 Visiting someone who is sick
304(1)
December 18 Relating to people with disabilities
305(2)
December 19 People with visual problems
307(1)
December 20 People with hearing loss
308(1)
December 21 People in wheelchairs
309(2)
Gifts---Giving and Getting
December 22 Birthstones
311(1)
December 23 Gifts
312(1)
December 24 Choosing a gift
312(1)
December 25 Giving gifts at home
313(1)
December 26 Gifts for the host
314(1)
December 27 "No gifts"
315(1)
December 28 Occasions to give a gift
316(1)
December 29 Opening gifts at a party
317(1)
December 30 When your child doesn't like the gift
317(1)
December 31 When your child receives duplicate gifts
318(1)
In Conclusion 319(2)
Acknowledgments 321