Many would agree, regardless of the education level, financial status or even religion beliefs, parents greatly affect their children’s behavior. Children are like sponges–they model everything a parent does, says and incorporate what they see into their own lives; at childcare, playground and in school. It is important that parents set the right examples for their children. Negative examples can be detrimental to a child’s development and can lead to bad behavior.
The Etiquette and Leadership Institute of Indiana’s (ELII) Little Ambassadors (LA) group represent children 5 – 7 years of age. LA’s etiquette seminars inspire each attending young boy and girl to become educated, informed, and have lots of fun while learning manners and rules of etiquette. Students are engaged by role-playing, engaging conversation; question and answer sessions, along with hands-on activities, which stimulate creativity and curiosity.
The Etiquette and Leadership Institute of Indiana (ELII) believes young children at this age group (5 -7 yrs.) have the ability to comprehend and understand basic manners and rules of etiquette. When parents invest in their child(ren) it gives them the confidence to address challenges only they can experience at their age.
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