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Always teach children to say please and thank you, and look people in the eyes to acknowledge them. I find myself having to repeat this over and over again with my kids, but it’s an important relational principle — courtesy and respect for others. I don’t want my children to be demanding or assume that people will serve them when they want to be served because that is their tendency. So everyday situations are opportunities to instill in them what it means to ascribe value, worth, and dignity to

I don’t always make my kid say “please.” Sometimes, I say it for him. And here’s why: 1. It skips the power struggle 2. It keeps the momentum going 3. It keeps us BOTH regulated 4. Modeling the behavior is a powerful and developmentally appropriate way to teach My son is 3. Most of the time, he says “please” and “thank you” without prompting. But when it starts turning into a battle, I pause and model it for him instead. I’ll say something like, “Mommy, can you please get me out of my car seat?”