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Foreword | xiii | |
Introduction | xvii | |
Part 1 | Waking to the World: Birth to Twelve Months | |
Chapter 1 | Building the Foundations | 3 |
You're the Model | ||
Visits and Gifts | ||
The Building Blocks | ||
Actions Beget Reactions | ||
Setting Limits | ||
A Safe and Warm Environment | ||
Chapter 2 | First Lessons in Respect | 16 |
Siblings as Rivals | ||
Other Adults | ||
Playgroups and Other Children | ||
Competitive Parenting | ||
Child-Care Etiquette Issues | ||
Respecting Property | ||
Chapter 3 | The Budding Communicator | 30 |
How Babies Communicate | ||
Talking to Your Baby | ||
The Reading Habit | ||
Interactive Games and Play | ||
Chapter 4 | At the Table | 38 |
First Meals | ||
Mealtime Routines and Rituals | ||
Together at the Table | ||
Chapter 5 | In the Larger World | 42 |
Private Occasions | ||
In Public Places | ||
Religious and Other Special Observances | ||
In the Car | ||
Breast-Feeding in Public | ||
For Every Age: Children with Special Needs | 54 | |
Part 2 | Learning the Basics: One to Three Years | |
Chapter 6 | Establishing Your Values | 61 |
Clarifying Your Values | ||
Teaching Right from Wrong | ||
Encouraging Empathy | ||
The Real Meaning of Discipline | ||
Discipline That Works | ||
Managing Tantrums | ||
Early Decision Making | ||
Chapter 7 | Respecting Others | 74 |
Welcoming a New Baby | ||
Toddlers and Older Siblings | ||
Playing with Peers | ||
Dealing with Adults | ||
Respect for Property | ||
Choosing Toys and Activities | ||
Tasks for Toddlers | ||
Protecting the Property of Others | ||
Chapter 8 | Building Communication Skills | 93 |
Encouraging Language Learning | ||
Vocal Control | ||
Telephone Manners | ||
First Thank-You Notes | ||
Chapter 9 | Toddler Table Manners | 105 |
First Steps | ||
Behavior at the Table | ||
Setting the Family Table | ||
Chapter 10 | Going Out and About | 112 |
Car Travel | ||
Private Occasions | ||
Who's Minding the Child? | ||
About Birthday Parties | ||
Out in Public | ||
Tantrums in Public | ||
Stranger Danger | ||
For Every Age: New Family Etiquette Issues | 125 | |
Part 3 | The Age of Discovery: Three Through Five Years | |
Chapter 11 | Learning About Values | 131 |
Four Vital Steps | ||
Empathy and Fairness | ||
Honesty and Reality | ||
Chapter 12 | Promoting Respect | 140 |
Sibling Relations | ||
Playing with Peers | ||
Cooperating with Adults | ||
Coping with Peer Problems | ||
Discovering Diversity | ||
Introducing Good Sportsmanship | ||
About Privacy | ||
Taking Care of Property | ||
Encouraging Thriftiness | ||
Chapter 13 | The Expanding World of Language | 160 |
Conversing with Your Child | ||
The Basic Manners of Talk | ||
Reinforcing the "Magic Words" | ||
Meeting-and-Greeting Manners | ||
Unsavory Talk | ||
Teaching Telephone Manners | ||
Communicating in Writing | ||
Chapter 14 | Teaching Mealtime Manners | 173 |
Mealtime Basics | ||
Respecting Food Preferences | ||
Chapter 15 | Out-and-About Behavior | 179 |
Public Places and Activities | ||
Disciplining in Public | ||
Mobile Manners | ||
Party Manners | ||
For Every Age: Working It Out, Parent-to-Parent | 188 | |
Part 4 | The Socialization Years: Six Through Ten Years | |
Chapter 16 | Instilling Values and Ethics | 193 |
Kindness in Action | ||
Introducing Common Sense | ||
New Issues in Honesty | ||
If a Child Steals | ||
Concerning Cheating | ||
Borrowing and Trading | ||
The Value of Tradition | ||
Chapter 17 | The Importance of Respect | 204 |
The Privacy Question | ||
The New World of School | ||
A Parent's Responsibilities | ||
Respect for All School Personnel | ||
The Power of Peers | ||
Social Essentials | ||
Dealing with Bullying | ||
Teaching Joining-In Skills | ||
Encouraging Good Sportsmanship | ||
Chapter 18 | Oral and Written Communication | 229 |
More "Magic Words" | ||
The Art of Conversation | ||
Why Language Matters | ||
Undesirable Talk | ||
On the Telephone | ||
Putting It in Writing | ||
Chapter 19 | Improving Table Manners | 247 |
Fine-Tuning Basic Skills | ||
Dining Out | ||
Chapter 20 | Learning About the World | 255 |
Going Solo | ||
At Parties | ||
First Sleepovers | ||
Other Out-and-About Occasions | ||
For Every Age: The Over-Programmed Child | 267 | |
Part 5 | The Bumpy Years: Eleven Through Fourteen Years | |
Chapter 21 | Moral and Ethical Values | 271 |
Change for Everyone | ||
New Ways to Discipline | ||
Privacy Issues | ||
Chapter 22 | Respect for Self and Others | 282 |
The Changing Child | ||
The Influence of Peers | ||
Hygiene and Grooming | ||
Respect Within the Family | ||
Teen Chores | ||
Caring About Others | ||
Chapter 23 | Skillful Communication | 297 |
Your Guiding Hand | ||
Invitations and Replies | ||
Thank-You Notes | ||
Polite Conversation | ||
Introductions and Greetings | ||
On the Phone | ||
Chapter 24 | Dining Manners | 319 |
The Proper Setting | ||
A Few Food Manners | ||
Table Traumas | ||
Chapter 25 | Out on Their Own | 329 |
Transportation Concerns | ||
At School | ||
Party Time | ||
Rituals and Celebrations | ||
Adolescents in Groups | ||
Interaction with Peers | ||
Summertime Activities | ||
Joining the Workforce | ||
For Every Age: School Problems | 346 | |
Part 6 | On the Threshold: Fifteen Through Eighteen Years | |
Chapter 26 | Moral and Ethical Choices | 351 |
Trusting Your Teen | ||
Keeping Communication Open | ||
Freedom Versus Discipline | ||
The Value of Education | ||
The Truth About Cheating | ||
Chapter 27 | Demonstrating Respect Every Day | 362 |
The Art of Disagreement | ||
Respect for Diversity | ||
Respect for the Opposite Sex | ||
Self-Image and Appearance | ||
Privacy Considerations | ||
Good Sports, Good Leaders | ||
Chapter 28 | The Power of Communication | 374 |
Notes and Personal Letters | ||
Writing Business Letters | ||
High Schoolers and Speech | ||
On the Phone | ||
Speaking in Public | ||
Chapter 29 | The Etiquette of Entertaining | 392 |
When Teens Are Hosts | ||
Issuing Invitations | ||
The Duties of Hosting | ||
Being a Good Guest | ||
Chapter 30 | The Challenging World | 406 |
Licensed to Drive | ||
On the Job | ||
The Benefits of Dating | ||
Dating Etiquette for Teens | ||
Very Special Occasions | ||
Fine Points of Restaurant Dining | ||
Concerning Tipping | ||
For Every Age: Getting to College | 433 | |
Index | 435 |
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