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Etiquette training that inspires confidence Home Manners for Young Ladies Manners for Teenage ... Etiquette Ohio Etiquette Consultant About Cathi Fallon Find out more about our classes and programs! Contact Cathi Fallon or Call toll free for information Elementary After-School Enrichment Program Manners for young ladies and gentlemen in grades 1 - 5. About Magnificent Manners Cincinnati Programs Start February 2003 Kenwood Towne Center Tri-County Mall Northgate Mall Crestview Hills Mall View Schedule Columbus Summer Etiquette Camp Worthington Mall June 16 - 20 June 23 - 27 View Schedule Fall Programs Worthington Mall Dates to be announced View Schedule Lazarus Easton Dates to be announced View Schedule Mother-Daughter Tea Business Teas Girl Scouts Brownie Troops Birthday Parties Our mission is to offer programs that are guaranteed to delight and instruct children in a solid foundation of manners and etiquette that will contribute to the success of each child for the rest of their life. "Manners make the fortune of the ambitious youth." Emerson Teenage girls face many challenges in today's world.

78. Memphis Continuing Education - Personal Enrichment common rules of etiquette including telephone etiquette; introductions; table mannersat home This course will teach your child simple rules and http://www.coned.memphis.edu/kids.html

Continuing Education Home Page All Courses Personal Enrichment Course Schedule ... Contact Continuing Education KIDS' STUFF SOCCER CLINIC (ages 7-12) WHERE ARE YOUR MANNERS? (ages 7-11) SAFE KIDS: On Their Own (ages 5-8) DRAWING (ages 9-12) ... GOLF I (ages 4-7) SATURDAY SCHOLARS March 22-April 12 Turn hum-drum Saturday mornings into hours of challenging fun. Our non-credit courses offer the gifted and talented youngster topics not usually available in the regular classroom. Scholars in grades 2 through 8 explore various areas of the arts and sciences taught by qualified specialists while enjoying the exchange of ideas with other students on their level. To have your name added to our mailing list for the Saturday Scholars brochure outlining the offerings, please call (901) 678-2381. IMPORTANT SOCCER CLINIC (ages 7-12) Brush up on your soccer skills and learn some new ones. Spend time with U of M soccer players as they take you through drills to sharpen your skills and provide tips on how to be a better player. Group/team rates available.

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Tazkiya Library Fiqh Hanafi Family Relationship Guidance on Bringing up Children Answered by Imam Ashraf Ali al-Tahanawi Question: Guidance on Bringing up Children Guidance on Bringing up Children by Imam Ashraf Ali al-Tahanawi It should be borne in mind that the bringing up of children in the proper manner is of prime importance. This is because whatever good or bad habits they learn in their childhood, they do not leave them for the rest of their lives. From the time of infancy till they reach maturity, the following matters should be strictly adhered to: 1. Ensure that the child drinks the milk of a pious, religious woman. Milk has a great effect in the life of a person. 2. It is the habit of women to frighten their children by mentioning the police or other frightening persons or objects. This is an evil habit. Children become weak-hearted because of this. 3. Set aside specific times for making him drink his milk or feeding him so that he may remain healthy. 4. Keep him clean, neat and tidy because one remains healthy in this way. 5. Do not beautify and adorn the child excessively.

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