Cultivating Good Behaviour in Children Masterclass | SocialQ

The right way to build good behaviors in children

Created bySandra Zemaityte

Last updated 4/2022

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What you'll learn

How to encourage your child to start building good behaviors since the early stages of life
Setting limits to help your child build self-discipline, while also ensuring the safety and comfort of your little one
Understand what your little one is trying to communicate when they’re crying, and the right way to react when your child is crying out loud
Mealtime routines — why this is important for your child’s social skills
Teaching your child good manners in public places
Helping your child become a good decision maker from an early age while helping them learn good communication skills
Mode code of speech — teaching your child the proper way to speak with proper grammar, pronunciation, and complete clear sentences

Course content

1 section • 32 lectures • 1h 2m total length

Introduction1:11
Cultivate good behavior and manners in children by teaching etiquette and equipping caregivers with tools to foster independence, moral guidance, and discernment of right from wrong.
Birth to 12 Months1:44
From birth to twelve months, treat your child with respect, kindness, and consideration; actions cause reactions as they learn through observation and build social foundations.
Setting Limits1:48
Set clear limits and adjust routines and environments for your baby's safety as they crawl and explore, using brief no responses to guide behavior and protect self-confidence as they grow.
Crying it out2:31
Explore crying it out as a way to teach children that not all cries require immediate attention, promoting patience and social consideration. Learn playground etiquette and rules for supervising infants.
Use the Magic Words2:18
Teach children to say please and thank you, model courteous requests, and establish mealtime etiquette, hygiene routines, and distraction-free dining to foster lifelong courtesy.
Mealtime Routines2:18
Establish mealtime routines by feeding your baby first, including them at meals with a highchair, bib, non breakable plate, spoon, and finger foods, while observing etiquette for private gatherings.
Scheduling and Timing3:22
Explore scheduling and timing techniques to support cultivating good behavior in children in this SocialQ masterclass.
One to Three Years1:54
At ages one to three, curiosity peaks; set clear limits and enforce them calmly. Teach etiquette and manners through talk, rewards for behavior, and consistent consequences to build social skills.
Decision-Making2:21
Encourage independent thinking by letting children make some decisions that affect them, while avoiding overwhelming options and belittling remarks, and building sharing and communication through reading together.
Model Code of Speech1:47
Model code of speech by using proper grammar, pronunciation, and complete sentences to accelerate language development; calmly manage phone calls and avoid criticizing pronunciation while exposing children to correct language.
Toddler Table Manners1:32
Explore toddler table manners, focusing on spoon use, hand positioning, practice at family meals, and learning to excuse themselves.
Private Occasions1:12
Never assume you can bring your kid to a private occasion unless invited; prepare, carry essentials, and exit if unsettled, then gradually introduce them to social events.
Three Through Five Years1:23
Emphasize good manners, kindness, caring, and respect with simple language and concrete values. Set clear behavioral standards; explain interrupting hurts others and enforce norms as children form their first friendships.
Playing with Peers1:21
At age four, children engage in interactive play with peers, forming friendships and learning cooperation, respect, and sharing from peers and teachers.
Discovering Diversity2:03
Discover how diversity influences child behaviour, and learn how to cultivate good behaviour in children.
Taking of Property1:27
Investigate why children take belongings and apply practical behavior guidance to prevent property taking, promoting positive discipline and respectful sharing within the family.
Basic Manners of Talk1:17
Master basic manners of talk to cultivate good behaviour in children, cultivating good behaviour in children masterclass.
Magic Words1:01
Explore magic words within the cultivation of good behaviour in children, as presented in the Cultivating good behaviour in children masterclass by SocialQ.
Telephone Manners2:33
Learn today how to cultivate good behavior in children by teaching telephone manners during calls.
Teaching Mealtime Manners3:08
Teach children good mealtime manners and establish respectful eating habits during family meals. Explore practical strategies from this masterclass to cultivate consistent behavior at mealtimes.
Learning to Help1:35
Learn to help children cultivate good behaviour through guidance from the Cultivating Good Behaviour in Children Masterclass.
Lost1:30
Explore ways to cultivate good behavior in children when they feel lost, applying practical masterclass techniques from SocialQ.
Parent to Parent1:24
Learn effective approaches for shaping good behaviour in children through parent to parent conversations and shared guidance in a practical masterclass setting.
Six Through Ten Years1:56
Explore practical strategies to cultivate good behavior in children aged six through ten, drawn from the cultivating good behavior in children masterclass.
New Issues in Honesty3:51
Learn how to address preschoolers' honesty and deception by calmly exploring reasons they lie, reinforce truthfulness, set fair consequences, and teach integrity, cheating, and privacy boundaries.
At School2:46
Learn to respect teachers by using proper names or titles, follow instructions, line up as directed, raise your hand, and keep noise down for fair, focused learning.
The Importance of Punctuality1:29
Model punctuality by getting your child to school on time and at the bus stop, while guiding them away from negative influences, respecting friendships, and encouraging clubs, sports, reading groups.
Dealing with Bullying2:34
Recognize bullying in elementary school as verbal and physical intimidation signaling deeper issues; address it by involving teachers and caregivers to protect the victim.
Joining New Groups1:37
Children learn to join groups by showing interest, greeting peers, contributing appropriately without interrupting, and offering to help, while handling rejection with parental support to build belonging and confidence.
Building Tolerance2:00
Build tolerance by asking why they feel that way and preventing generalizations, and reinforce polite conversation with courtesy terms, looking, listening, and speaking clearly.
Improving Table Manners2:21
Teach your child to sit upright, keep the napkin in place, and use utensils correctly. Demonstrate manageable bites and signals for finishing.
In the Audience1:41
Cultivate well-behaved children in audience settings by teaching quiet mealtime, social cue awareness, proper posture, staying seated, avoiding disruptive comments, and quietly requesting bathroom breaks.

Requirements

Willing to rise a well behaved Child

Description

Raising a well-behaved kid is not as hard as you think.

As a parent, you want to see your little one becomes a well-behaved child. You want to see them put their toys away as soon as they stop playing with their toys. You want them to go to be without a fuss. And you want to see them get along nicely with their friends.

Of course, it’s not easy to get there. There’s no trick or shortcut either. It takes time and patience but it’ll be totally worth the effort.

We created this course to help you simplify the process.

This course is created not to be a shortcut, but to navigate you through the maze of parenting, showing you exactly what to do to help your child build good manners, how to do it, and why.

See, there’s so much information out there on how to do it, but unfortunately, most of them are only focusing on theories instead of practical tips that you can apply immediately. This course is the exact opposite.

Instead of learning theories, we’ll show you all the basic rules, along with practical tips you can apply immediately to start planting the seed of good behaviors in your children. By the end of the course, you should be able to equip your children with all the tools they need to grow into a well-mannered person.

Here are just a few things you’re going to learn from this course:

• How to encourage your child to start building good behaviors since the early stages of life (0-12 months)

• Setting limits to help your child build self-discipline, while also ensuring the safety and comfort of your little one

• Understand what your little one is trying to communicate when they’re crying, and the right way to react when your child is crying out loud

• Introduce the magic words and table manners, which will be important life skills your child need right now and in the future

• Mealtime routines — why this is important for your child’s social skills

• Teaching your child good manners in public places

• The right way to build good behaviors in children at the age 1 to 3 years

• Helping your child become a good decision maker from an early age while helping them learn good communication skills

• Mode code of speech — teaching your child the proper way to speak with proper grammar, pronunciation, and complete clear sentences

• And there’s so much more!

You’re right! You’ll learn a lot of important lessons on raising caring and well-behaved children. But don’t worry. The course is delivered in bite-sized video lessons, so you won’t feel overwhelmed with too much information.

Who this course is for:

Parents