Emily's Sharing and Caring Book

Emily's Sharing and Caring Book by Cindy Post Senning and Peggy Post and Illustrated by Leo Landry (Ages 4-8)

In an effort to find better ways to tie in manners and etiquette into my children's lives, in addition to my own, I've discovered Emily Post through here and will being doing more follow up through the Institute. I love this little book and look forward to sharing the others with my younsters.

Not only can we talk about Sharing with and Caring through the book, but I can tie in examples of their behavior through the day whether straightforward kudos or needs additional positive reinforcement. Their smiles and giggles tell me that they love it too. "What would Emily do?" is something I can see as being our family's way to intervene with inappropriate behavior and allow an instant "in" to talk about the moment if needed.

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