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Miss Manners: Messy kids keep breaking grandma’s house rules
A friend of my boyfriend posted a years-old photo of a bunch of their friends, and she tagged one person as a way of saying “happy birthday” to them. The photo included my boyfriend and his then-girlfriend.
Miss Manners: My son accused me of valuing my furniture over his messy kids' comfort
My son, on the other hand, just worried that his money and drinks were wasted. It is a constant struggle when they They feel that my not allowing this is valuing my furniture over the kids' comfort. These kids also make their mom sleep on a cot while they take the guest bed.
Miss Manners: A grandmother’s house rules about food aren’t being respected
A grandmother is frustrated that her son and her grandkids don’t respect her rules about having food and drinks outside of the kitchen.
Miss Manners: My clueless son allows his ill-mannered kids to carry food and drinks through my house
MISS MANNERS by Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son and his family live four hours away, and visit often with our two grandchildren. One rule I have is no food or drinks in the living room or bedrooms.
Miss Manners: I set the house rules, and the children break them
One rule I have is no food or drinks in the living room or bedrooms. Growing up, we were never allowed to have food anywhere but on a table. Their family are big fans of a certain coffee business, and during a recent visit,
Miss Manners: I have one rule when my grandkids visit, and my son refuses to respect it
It is a constant struggle when they visit, because the parents allow food and drinks in their rooms at home. They feel that my not allowing this is valuing my furniture over the k
6 basic manners that every kid should know by the age of 7
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Miss Manners: Tips for inviting a large group of kids without seeming too blunt
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My oldest child is about to turn 4, and we plan to invite other local children to celebrate. We live in a very small town where the custom seems to be to invite the entire ...
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The Placemat That Makes Minding Your Manners Fun at Any Age
With hectic work, academic and sports schedules, many families are lucky if they can eat dinner at the same time, let alone ...
Miss Manners: Your meal prep will kill my kids
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin provides guidance on how to gracefully refuse dishes containing allergens while still acknowledging the giver's good intentions.
Miss Manners: My mother-in-law failed to read the room when she popped in at dinnertime
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