Teaching timeless manners to Children, and refined skills to Adults.

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Equip your child with lifelong social skills

Teaching manners to children is more than just about saying 'please' and 'thank you’ or how to properly use their utensils—it's about equipping them with essential social skills. Good manners foster respect, empathy, and effective communication, helping children build strong, positive relationships and navigate social situations with confidence and ease.

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Good manners open doors to great opportunities

Etiquette and respect for others are more than just niceties—they're essential life skills that foster strong relationships and effective communication. By embracing good manners and showing respect, we create a positive and respectful world for everyone.

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  • Cindy, What you are providing to this community is well needed and over-due! Some of us parents could use some formal training, as well.  May I suggest an adult class, maybe having high tea?  I would love to attend a class. Thank you!

    — Char

  • We had Cindy come to our troop meeting recently to focus on manners and etiquette, really learning to own our best selves in this world.  She was engaging and interactive with the girls keeping their attention the whole time!  Teaching girls to make eye contact, walk with respect, and introduce themselves will be valuable tools as they continue to navigate the world around them.  As the troop leader, I too learned some skills (and the history of why we shake hands).  I would highly recommend Cindy to any group wanting to grow in the skill set of etiquette and manners (which should be all of us).  Troop 11985 is incredibly grateful for Cindy bringing her skills to our meeting. Our girls now know now how to properly use a napkin, pass items at the table, which fork to use and how to walk with courage into the world!

    — Christine

  • Thank you so much for a great class and all the take home items. He learned lots!  His little sister asked him, “are you my real brother?” She said he was acting “different!” I’d love them both to come to more classes and speak to you about possibly doing a group class in our neighborhood.

    — Kellie

  • Thank you so much Cindy! My kids loved the class! They told me quite a bit that they learned during class.  I’m so thankful that you’re bringing this to our area!❤️ The take home information really helps us all practice at home!

    — Stephanie

  •  I just wanted wanted to say thank you for the Adult 101 class at the Crawford Long Museum. It was very informative and I walked away with some new tools for every day! What you are doing is so very important for the next generation and we certainly all need this for civilized interaction.  Wishing you much success!

    Former Customer— Beth

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