How come the essence of a "thank you" has lost its meaning on some people?
I always find it rude or a bad manner when some people never say "thank you". As a token of appreciation, a "thank you" is never required but does wonders for me.
I have taught EJ how to say thank you and I am proud to say that he's learned quite well. When I give him something (or anything) he'd always say "ted you, mommy!"
It never fails to make my heart swell with pride.
I always find it rude or a bad manner when some people never say "thank you". As a token of appreciation, a "thank you" is never required but does wonders for me.
I have taught EJ how to say thank you and I am proud to say that he's learned quite well. When I give him something (or anything) he'd always say "ted you, mommy!"
It never fails to make my heart swell with pride.
4 comments:
Magic words are important for the kiddos to learn talaga. And just like you, I find it rude if people never say "thank you". It's like they don't appreciate a gift given, or a help rendered. But especially a gift given. OA ba? hahaha.
And mas malapit ang Ted you sa Thank you, than sa Whack you. :)
Ay naku, nde ka OA! Kse kung OA ka, mas OA pala ako? hehehe
What the kids can say, it's really funny no?:)
Teaching your child to say Thank You and You're Welcome is a great way of teaching him about good manners.
Rachel - yeah that's true. And good manners always starts at home :)
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