Good manners start early — at home

The basics of good manners for children are:

• Respecting other people’s prop­erty and privacy;

• Behaving well at the dining ­table;

• Not being rowdy in public;

• Not interrupting or contradict­ing;

• Not demanding one’s way all the time.

Choose the manners that are most important to you and your family and concentrate on those.

If you start teaching manners consistently and with purpose in the preschool years, they should be a habit by the time a child enters school.

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