Teaching Manners When Parents Work From Home ❄️ Managing Inside Voices, Waiting & Big Feelings

Описание: Snow days are exciting for kids, but they can be overwhelming for families, especially when parents are working from home. Big feelings, loud voices, boredom, and constant interruptions are common… and that’s where manners with meaning come in.

In this Mini Manners episode, children learn how to practice good manners at home while understanding why skills like inside voices, listening ears, knocking, waiting, and patience matter—especially during work-from-home days.

Through playful storytelling, music, and relatable family moments, kids learn how to:

Use inside voices when parents are on work calls

Practice listening ears even when excited or bored

Learn when and how to knock before entering

Understand waiting without interrupting

Manage big feelings during snow days and school closures

Respect boundaries when parents are working from home

Build emotional awareness, patience, and self-control

This episode helps children see that manners aren’t about being quiet for no reason. Manners help everyone feel calmer, safer, and more connected—and they help parents finish work so they can be fully present later.

🎵 Featuring a listening ears song and real-life work-from-home scenarios, this episode supports social-emotional learning (SEL) by teaching kids how their voices, actions, and choices affect others.

✨ Designed for toddlers and preschoolers (ages 3–6)
✨ Ideal for snow days, work-from-home routines, school closures, and quiet time
✨ Supports positive parenting, emotional regulation, and respectful communication

Parents love Mini Manners because we teach:
✔️ Manners through understanding—not punishment
✔️ Emotional awareness over compliance
✔️ Real-world skills kids can use immediately

Whether you’re navigating a snow day, a work-from-home schedule, or everyday big feelings, this episode gives families practical tools that actually work.

👉 Watch together, practice along, and turn everyday moments into confident, respectful habits.