Teaching children etiquette rules is one of the important aspects of their upbringing, as it enhances the values of mutual respect, and enhances social media skills, by teaching them how to behave in different situations, they can gain self -confidence and the ability to interact appropriately with others at all times.
Children’s etiquette is not limited to official actions only, but also includes how they express themselves and how to respect the privacy of others.
How to teach the child the etiquette rules
Start with basic principles
Teach your child the basics such as saying “please” and “thanks”, and permission when taking something that is not his property and not boycotting others while talking, and make these rules part of your daily life by using encouraging methods such as providing simple rewards.
Be a good example
Children learn from the environment around them, so be a role model and use polite words in your conversation with others, and treat others with respect before him, this will help your child to imitate your behavior.
Teaching him table etiquette
Teaching the child to table etiquette such as washing hands before food, not talking and his mouth is full and using tools for eating and waiting until adults start eating, and you can organize family meals to apply these rules and practice etiquette in a practical way.
Using positive encouragement
When noticing a good behavior, thank you and his ability, and tell him, “I loved how I thanked the teacher.”
Teaching respect for the privacy of others
Your child should learn how to deal with the privacy of others, such as the door methods before entering, and not to use others’ property without permission with the necessity of the personal space for others and not to approach them.
How to deal with guests
Teach your child to welcome guests with a smile, salute them, and deal with openness of chest if the guest requests something.
Etiquette in public places
As for behavior in public places, your child is back to speak quietly in closed places, not to run, or play in stores, wait for the queue, and not to complain.
