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Name: Manoj
Country: India
It is really very disgusting when parents do not teach how to behave at parties. Kids are not to be blamed for this behaviour but parents are to be blamed for not teaching the kids

Name: Slovika
Country: India
I had a friend whose 6 year old son had totally bad manners. He used to pick up foods meant for guests and kept the half eaten food back in the plates. this was really disgusting.

Name: Pramila
Country: India
Kids should know how to behave at parties otherwise they can be a cause of embarrassment to their parents.

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What is the best age to start teaching a child how to conduct herself at a social gathering? How do you get your child to behave at a party? Do you know of any other functions where a child is expected to be on her best behaviour?

renuka

Hi,
First thing we forget is that a child is a kid.4+ might be the right age to teach a child,how to socialise with good manners with others.As the child grows up they on their own learn how to...

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Babita

At two years old, your primary concern is to prevent your daughter from throwing tantrums. Do not force her to go to guests. She may just be shy. However you can let them play with her in your presenc...

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rc

i think its very difficult to explain how to behave in social gathering.whenever we r going to such gathering,through out the way i explain everything to my 5 yr daughter and sometime by stories,i tri...

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