Posted by domspaintoy
on Wed 11 Oct 06, 6:07 PM to domspaintoy's blog.
i hate it and i dont expect it from A/anyone, but it saddens me when i get it from a child! i wonder whether parents teach manners nowadays or like most things they are a thing of the past?!
| 11 Oct 06, 6:21 PM ghost666 6 yrs |
manners cost nothing however in my home it costs dearly if not used  im going to see evanescene woo hoo!!!!! | |
| 11 Oct 06, 6:21 PM scarlettsamm UK(BL), 6 yrs  |
this parent certainly does... sadly many of the local parents seem to prefer not to prioratise manners, the dificulty comes when children mix with other locals... "the attitude" can rub off... hence mini me not out on the street very often..... Rebel Rebel, how could they know? ............Hot tramp, I love you so! | |
| 11 Oct 06, 6:24 PM domspaintoy UK(YO), 6 yrs |
Likewise in my house, one thing ive always been quite strict on is manners. | |
| 11 Oct 06, 6:28 PM Falcon4451 UK(BD), 9 yrs |
Here here ! I could'nt agree more, bad manners suck | |
| 11 Oct 06, 6:44 PM silversub1947 UK, 5 yrs |
Manners are not only taught but picked up. And, sadly, many parents don't have either the skills or inclination to show good manners themselves - so it's hardly surpising their offspring don't either. I taught my son good manners and his daughter already has them in abundance, even though she is not yet four years old. I am sure there are enough people who think these things are important and who will pass them on to their children to one day effect a change in attitude. I certainly hope so. Yeah! This time the light at the end of the tunnel wasn't a train | |
| 14 Oct 06, 5:58 PM Mrs_Smith 6 yrs |
Completely agree, good manners are so important. |
