Raising Well-Mannered Children

Tired of the mealtime chaos? Dreaming of peaceful, happy dinners—and maybe even the day your kids serve you breakfast in bed?

Get my free guide '11 Tips for a Pleasant Mealtime with Children' to help you turn every meal into a calm, joyful moment and set the stage for a future of sweet family memories.

Tired of the mealtime chaos? Dreaming of peaceful, happy dinners—and maybe even the day your kids serve you breakfast in bed?

Get my free guide '11 Tips for a Pleasant Mealtime with Children' to help you turn every meal into a calm, joyful moment and set the stage for a future of sweet family memories.

Hi, I’m Corina!

After countless parents asked how my kids became so well-mannered, I knew I had to share the secrets. I created this one-of-a-kind resource because I saw a gap—most guidance on manners starts way too late.

That’s why I developed the first resource designed to help parents begin teaching manners as early as 6 months old from a Catholic/ Christian perspective.

These principles may be rooted in Christian teaching, but apply to all.

With over 15 years of experience working with children and a background in ethics, I’ve blended practical tips, timeless lessons from historical etiquette manuals, and my love for respectful parenting into something truly special. I have 10+ years of experience in Church ministry formation, which makes my approach unique.

Let’s raise confident, kind, and respectful kids—while bringing more peace, joy, and connection into your home.

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Start with one of our guides

Begin your journey with one of our step-by-step guides—whether you're raising an infant, toddler, or growing child, there's a perfect starting point to help you nurture respectful, well-mannered kids from day one.

Complete Manners Guide

Want to ensure you have the best foundation for your child, starting as early as infancy? You're in the right place!

Parenting is about shaping who your child becomes, and with our complete bundle, we’ll help you nurture respect, confidence, and social skills, starting with good manners as early as infancy up to 7 years old!

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Companion Guide

(for our whole series)

Want to make sure your manners stick, transform into morals, and form their character into elegance and poise?

This guide connects manners to virtues, shows how to shape a child's moral compass, and offers an A–Z breakdown of virtues and love languages to identify moral strengths and vices.

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Parent Guide
(for kids of all ages)

Struggling with getting your children to be well-behaved in your home and in public?

This will teach you the fundamental principles to apply in your parenting in order to see your children be well-behaved in every area of life!

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Infant Guide

(6-24 mos)

Trying to help your child not develop bad habits from a young age? This is the package for you!

Where we explain age appropriate manners for infants in order to set them up for good moral success in their later years!

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Toddler Guide

(2-4 Years)

Trying to manage their outbursts, all the "why's," and awkward social interactions? This can help!

They learn most of life lessons within these ages of development. Give them the right tools to grow into respectful children.

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Children's Guide

(5-7 Years)

How can I help them develop reasoning skills and understand the importance of manners in every aspect of life? We got it!

This outlines the key elements for children to learn what is necessary and how to want to display manners in all areas of life.

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Why choose us over other schools...

Did you know the first 7 years of a child’s life are their core moral formation years?

What they learn during this window shapes how they think, reason, speak to themselves, and interact with others—well into adulthood. Their manners, mindset, and emotional responses are deeply rooted in these early lessons.

That’s why teaching manners early isn’t just helpful—it’s crucial.

1st Resource out there!

Most online etiquette schools wait until toddlers are older—losing precious time.

Starting late can lead to unintentional habits that are harder to change. We believe in starting early, laying a strong foundation from as young as 6 months, so your child learns respectful behavior right from the start.

Client satisfaction

We’re proud to have earned the trust of families just like yours.

Our community of parents has shared inspiring stories about how our resources have made a real difference in their children’s behavior, confidence, and family dynamics. Don’t just take our word for it—scroll down to read their heartfelt reviews and see the impact for yourself!

Well-rounded approach

Raising children is not just about what you teach them but how you teach them. This includes how we carry ourselves as parents and what type of roll model they need to see in order for them to grow into respectful children. This is why we have the parent guide for formation on the principles. We will offer it with whatever guide you purchase to not leave parents in the dark and have success within their family.

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I really enjoy getting emails for the online courses to help Raise Well-Mannered Children. I think it is very well planned and layed out, easy for me to follow and apply the tips to my everyday parenting. I'm always wondering if I'm doing a good enough job as a new mom, and having this course to follow has given me the confidence boost that I am doing a good job. You learn about the chapters every week and don't feel overwhelmed, because of how relatable it is. I highly recommend this course to any parent who wants the best for their children, and want to raise kids with manners.

- I.C.

This program really works! My child is on the autism scale and this approach was extremely beneficial for them. The practical steps taught them the importance of meaningful social interactions. In the midst of my child's autism diagnosis test the specialist advised "they have too good of manners to count as social issues for autism." I'm thrilled to have my child feel like they can integrate with others and be complimented on their behavior. I'd recommend this for parents; especially those on the spectrum!

-C.B.

This is AWESOME! And just in time for me to get ready for having kids!

-L.N.

I love receiving this newsletter. With its easy conversational style, it's a pleasant read everytime. I really enjoy getting a glimpse into how other families operate; the little tibits strewn throughout Corina's anecdotes are interesting and I usually find myself pondering them long after I am done reading. I believe we should all aspire to have well-mannered children, and I commend Corina for her efforts - especially when she has 3 little ones of her own!

-M.

I'm a montessori teacher for early childhood and have two young children myself. The principles you are teaching not just the children but also holding parents accountable is wonderful. I love what you are doing. It ties in very well with the "grace and courtesy" lessons within montessori but expands further.

I think suggesting this resource to my students parents would be great as well!

- F.K.

I think it's a great idea to give tips to families to help elevate their children and their homes. Good manners go a long way to a more prosperous and happy life and starting young is very prudent!

- P.D.

Beginning from the premise that no one can be a good parent without striving to be a virtuous person, the Parent Guide offers a rich perspective on parenting much needed in our culture today. With helpful advice on how to model manners for kids, act selflessly, and live beautifully, this guide will provide inspiration for how to parent well and raise a well-mannered family.

- A.S.