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Teaching the Fine Art of Etiquette
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 13/02/2012 11:43:07
From minding their Ps & Qs to keeping elbows off the table, good etiquette will stand your child in good stead for life...
William Hanson from etiquette consultancy firm The English Manner and Maggie Bolger, co-owner of Kensington family club Maggie & Rose, share their wisdom on teaching children the fine art of good manners...Why is teaching etiquette so important
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Five Ways To Teach Colours
By Junior on 07/09/2012 11:41:00
Help your child master the rainbow with these quick tips
together.4. Keep it simpleBegin by teaching only black, white and the primary colours while your child gets used to the concept, then slowly introduce shades and patterns. Trying to explain the complexities of turquoise or the difference between mauve
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Lifeskills: How to teach your child patience
By Junior on 19/10/2012 12:16:12
Children live in the moment - but you can teach them to think of the future, too
Patience may be a virtue, but as every parent knows it's not one that many children posess. Refusing to wait their turn and throwing a wobbler when they can't have everything right now are common traits of early childhood. Teaching your child
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Teaching your child the value of money
By Amanda Pauley on 13/03/2013 15:54:21
How to find the balance between spontaneous spender and prudent piggy-banker with ease
While you may envy your toddler’s ability to live in the moment, a little bit of future planning can ensure she finds the balance between spontaneous spender and prudent piggy-banker with ease in later life.Children as young as eight can now get their hands on a pre-paid cash car...
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How to teach your child a second language
By Junior on 20/11/2012 10:24:00
The best ways to encourage a bilingual babe
What is the best age to begin teaching your child a second language? Some people would say you’re never too young to start. Many bilingual parents speak to their children in two languages from the moment they are born. There is an old theory that it
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How to teach your toddler some tact
By Fiona McKim on 13/01/2012 11:47:25
A little diplomacy goes a long way with these quick tips
of your child; treating people with respect and politeness can help to stress the importance of manners to her as well as yourself. Teach positive vocabularyAfter she learns how to express herself through language, the world suddenly opens up for your
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Should I teach my child to read?
By Junior on 21/11/2012 19:28:00
Top reading tips on how you can help your children enjoy books
teaching them, or should you leave it up to the professionals?Parents as teachers"I don't really think parents should teach their children to read," says Wendy Cooling, who pioneered the Bookstart scheme that encourages parents to share books
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Ways to teach your child about opposites
By Junior on 20/12/2011 17:24:34
1 Up and downGet on that see-saw and shout out when you’re up and when you’re down. Belt out some classics such as Jack And Jill.2 Big and small Take a trip to the shops and choose between big apples or small ones; a large carton of milk or a small one. Are you going to stand in ...
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Five Ways To Teach Your Child About Farming
By Fiona McKim on 16/01/2012 10:25:06
’s Compost Stew is an irreverent rhyming tale about the perfect recipe for nurturing the earth while Double Delights Farm by Mary Novick is a lift-the-flap book teaching children about the animals and people you might encounter on a farm.4. The Farming
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Teaching tact
By Susan Walls on 17/04/2010 18:33:17
Five ways to help your toddler be tactful
good role model The most effective way to teach tact is to be polite yourself4. Don't be angry if she gets it wrong She's certainly not being malicious on purpose5. Give simple pointers If she is given a present for her birthday that she already has
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