Manners To Go™

IIf you’ve come across both Manners To Go and The American Academy of Etiquette and wondered how they relate to each other — ...

There is a moment every elementary teacher searching for manners lesson plans for elementary students already knows.

A student interrupts — again. Someone at lunch grabs food without a word. A child makes zero eye contact during a one-on-one conversation and seems completely unaware. And you think: who is teaching them this?

The answer, more and m...

This week brought exciting news: manners were in the spotlight when Katie Lee Biegel featured one of our Manners To Go® licensees on her podcast. It is always meaningful to see children’s manners education discussed so widely, especially when our community is involved.

Something exciting is happening in the world of children’s manners education—and once again, our M...

The holidays bring magic, movement, and meaningful moments around the table. They also bring new environments, unfamiliar foods, and plenty of excitement for children.

I was recently featured in Parenting Special Needs Magazine, where I shared gentle, practical ways to help children feel more confident during holiday events. You can read the full pi...

Elegance isn’t only about pearls and perfect posture—it’s about presence.

In a world buzzing with notifications, fast conversations, teaching children the art of connection is a modern-day superpower.

Good manners are no longer ab...