Resources
Parents often ask what they can do between classes. What helps most is simple: a book read together, a word of encouragement when your child gets it right, and a table to practice on.
A Place for Everything
Our table setting guide, free to print. Keep it in a kitchen drawer and pull it out when your child sets the table — the labels do the teaching, so setting the table becomes something you do together.
To Read With Your Child
One of my daughter’s favorite picture books. It reads like a story and is playful and practical.
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Interactive and fun. Written for parents and children to read together.
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Written by my dear childhood friend’s mother — and my friend contributed to the newest edition herself. A staple in my own childhood and now in my home as a mother. One rule, game, or activity for each day of the year, and a gentle way to build one small habit at a time.
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Warm, practical, and empowering, this book shows that manners aren’t about rigid rules — they are everyday actions that foster true kindness and confidence.
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A practical guide for any table manners question you might have. I especially enjoyed chapter 51, “How to Eat Specific Foods.”
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