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April 30, 2020

Quick Guide to Email Etiquette for Students

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All the cute gifts and clothes I got from Walmart for Valentine’s Day!💕 #WalmartPartner Gifts for children, teachers, teens and more! I’ve linked all these things linked in my LTK Shop so you can go shop directly from there! Be sure you are following us over there! #WalmartFashion @walmartfashion
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In the new year we are going back through the content that resonated the most with our readers when it comes to motherhood. A little tip: your opportunity for “molding” is far greater when children are young and you have TIME with them. Of course you are still molding in the teen years but it is limited and looks a lot different than those early years. You aren’t talking to them all day long so you have to be more strategic with your words and of course listen a lot more.See first post in this series for more on that.
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P.S. We have a new children’s manners series for parents - comment MANNERS to get it in your inbox.

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I love giving books for gifts, especially classic ones that stand the test of time. I had a reader email me over the break telling me how much she appreciated our book recommendations on our website. Today we have a list of our favorite Valentine’s books for children. Great to send to grandchildren, too! #valentinesday #valentinesbooks

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In the new year we are looking back at some of the most impactful motherhood advice on DoSayGive over the past nine years, according to DSG readers.
**Also in the new year we have a FREE children’s manners email series in the new year. Comment MANNERS to get it in your inbox. **
If we allow your children to be mean to one another at home, we cannot be surprised if we find out they are mean to a child at school. If we want them to have polite table manners in public, we must practice at the dinner table.
The best way to teach manners is to practice at home and with siblings. Sibling bickering can wear us all down but it’s so important to not tolerate it and use daily interactions to instill the traits we want our children to have. It can be exhausting sometimes, of course, but it’s worth it. And it creates a foundation of a sweet relationship where hopefully (one day, if not now) they will learn to treasure one another and hold each other in the highest regard.
How have you seen this play out? Share below!

Meet Lee

Dallas-based Lee Cordon is a wife and mother of four who years ago had a dream to create a place where women could be encouraged to love their friends and family well. DoSayGive is now a go-to destination for gracious etiquette, meaningful gift ideas, classic style, and intentional motherhood.

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