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10 BASIC ETIQUETTE RULES TO FOLLOW EVERY DAY
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[bjohn]

In the spirit “that it takes a village”, when a child holds the door for me I not only say “thank you, ”, I also add “What lovely manners.” I feel like this can reinforce the lessons the parents are teaching. Also, at Halloween, when giving out candy, I say “what good manners” to the first child who says “Thank you” and I notice that every child afterward also says thank you. Of course, I am an elderly woman.

[jodiel.]

I’m 15 years old and I rlly do want to curate a good habit of etiquette manners. This video was absolutely delightful, thanks josie 💕

[chloebkay]

I think a basic etiquette form we have lost is DINING ETIQUETTE too!
Basics are:
No talking with your mouth full
No phones at the table
Being kind to the server ✨
How to hold your knife and fork
How to position your drinks and pour/hold them
How to sit
To never EVER comment on what another person has chosen to eat negatively

[watercolourartincapetown]

This is the video series I didn’t know I needed!!! Love how gorgeous you look. Pearls, chiffon, curls! You’re reminding us that refined and elegant looks good in 1921 and 2021

[nicola]

I'm such a stickler for good manners and definitely feel like we should keep it up! Would love to see this as a series!

[ronniemrazek]

I really like this Fashion Mumblr Finishing School idea! I personally think that these kinds of basic rules of politeness and kindness are less common than they used to be and they are something worth preserving, as I think they go a long way in making our society more harmonious! :)

[stephaniezigler]

It is wonderful to see someone of the younger generation concerned with simple kindness. Thank you, Josie. We surely need more of these tips in the world, especially in these difficult times in our world. The hardest irk I have is people gluing to the phone instead of listening or holding a kind conversation with the person with them. I see this so much today.

[EEN]

Good manners never go out of fashion! I applaud you for wanting to give a refresher about good manners, or even for some an introduction. Respect, kindness and consideration will always be appropriate, even in tense and uncomfortable situations! I LOVE the idea of an entire series... from making proper introductions to table manners and everything in between! A world with more respect, kindness and consideration is a wonderful thing! 🥰❤️🥰

[jennifer]

Josie, Etiquette is so important, I teach my daughter it daily. Manners are so important.

I own a book on etiquette. Well worth the investment too look back on. It teaches how to set the table, respectfulness, amongst so many other thing’s.

My grandparents truly were the best teachers in these traditions and I believe in passing them down.

This will be a beautiful series.

xx ❤️🌸

[annettestrahan]

These rules may be basic, but it’s amazing how quick we forget the basics, so its very nice to have these reminders!😊 Thank you very much❤️

[heathern]

I could not agree more Josie! There is nothing more attractive than an individual with good manners 😘💕

[janacabana]

Josie Darlin, this is one of the BEST videos you've ever produced!! Kindness and respect - something we in America need more of desperately!!! Way too much anger here. Underlying principle of any interaction should be "Love your neighbor as yourself". "Treat others as you would like to be treated." Thank you for being a genuinely kind role model <3

[Faithh.]

Holding the door, is something I’ve always done... but my pet peeve is when I hold the door and the person doesn’t say thank you or even acknowledge you.. it drives me nuts! So rude!🙅‍♀️

[edenbrown]

Love the consideration point especially at this time... people love to talk about kindness but considering others especially during these times is such a kind thing to do✨🥰❤️

[susanojohnson]

Josie darling 💮 When "Proper Etiquette" became a seminar in the corporate workplace in the U. S., I realized that civilization had begun to decline... Reviving or introducing this behavior is to be applauded... When I began to travel internationally, learning to say hello please & thank you in the language of the country has always been appreciated. Being more of a diverse society it's something I choose to do locally... I find it creates a moment that leaves a good feeling between people 💞

[adititiwari]

This is something I've been waiting for. Probably one of the reasons I have been so drawn to you- your elegance.
Please please do a detailed etiquette series.
Especially how should you respond elegantly to someone who is rude or hurtful

[melissaeast]

Another thing - ‘thank you’ cards! I was always taught to send ‘thank you’ cards anytime someone gifts me something and I still religiously do. However, I hardly ever receive any. It’s such a small and easy act to show that you appreciate someone spending their time and money to send you a gift ✨

[retrorenegade]

Thank you, Ms. Josie! As a children's etiquette consultant, I appreciate you sharing this information with your followers. :)

[jansimenson]

There is such an art to really and truly listening to someone that you are in a conversation with and it does take practice and effort — but it has a way of challenging and encouraging you both. Thanks Josie!

[kendallsemones]

Thank you Josie! People not holding the door is my pet peeve. I agree it’s a total deal breaker. I also get crazy looks from people when I hold the door cause I’m a women but it’s simply just being polite.