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Tips and news from Aimee Symington of Successful Kids.

• Back to School Etiquette: To help your child succeed in school, here are some etiquette tips.
• Blunders Featured on The Today Show: Kathy Lee Chose Blunders as her "Favorite Thing!"
• Sending Holiday Thank You Notes: Yes, you do need to send hand-written thank you notes for all gifts received by mail.
• Thanksgiving Etiquette Tip #1 - Cell phones at the table: Want a cell-free zone at the dinner table on Thanksgiving? Follow this great tip!
• Manners for the Holidays - Polite Host: Tips on what children can do to be a polite host
• Holiday Manners Tip #4: Finding your water glass and bread plate
• Holiday Manners Tip #3: Thank you notes - how to write them and when to send them
• Manners Tip #2 - Setting the table: Learn how to set the table properly
• Manner Tip #1: Get your manners ready for the holidays!
• Get kids ready for the holidays!: Tips on Children's manners!
• Blunders on NBC News!: NBC News 9/18/09
• End Nose Picking!: Need your advice on how to stop public nose picking
• Help my Ungrateful Daughter: Tips for inspiring gratefulness
• Question from frustrated step-mom:
• Minding your kids manners: Learn about magic words, dining don'ts, and polite guest skills
• 3 Tips for a More Polite Child: Learn about polite greetings, elbows off the table, and telephone skills.
• Guest Blogger for the Charlotte Observer: Beginning August 10, 2009 tune into my guest blog at www.momscharlotte.com
• Cell Phone Manners: Top 3 Cell Phone Manners
• Manners at the Beach: Should Kids Think About Others When at the Beach?
• Blunder wins 7th Award!: Blunders wins the coveted iParenting Media Award!
• Summer Vacation with Relatives: 5 tips to having polite children when visiting family
• Successful Sleepovers: Top 5 tips to ensure you'll get invited back
• Blunders Wins Awards!: Blunders wins three prestegious toy industry awards!
• Polite Host Manners: Being a polite host is important even for children!
• Gracious Guest Manners: Q- What should my child do when playing at a friend's house to show she has nice manners?
• Proper Introductions: Even children should shake hands and and say "It's nice to meet you" when meeting someone for the first time.
• Napkin Etiquette: My daughter, Emily, always puts her napkin on the table. Where should she place it before, during, and after a meal?
• Thank You Notes: If you have a question about manners please let me know and I will answer your question within 2 days. Thanks!
• Share Great Manners and Blunder Stories: I would love to hear about those times when the children in your life had wonderful manners, or about a time when their manners were "Blunderful."

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