Manners matter: 3 apps to help your kids

Posted March 27, 2015 6:00 am

By Chelsey Boutan

"A Quest for Good Manners" teaches kids how to be polite.

There's more to being polite than just saying, “please” and “thank you.” Below are three apps that will teach your child about good manners.

Baby Hazel Learns Manners

Baby Hazel needs your child's assistance to behave better. By helping Baby Hazel with her play date and dinner table etiquette, your child will learn good manners.

Cost: Free

Ages: 4 and up

A Quest for Good Manners

Princess Rosalind and her pet dragon, Sparkler, are banished from the castle. The impolite duo can't return until they discover good manners. The story's animations, and funny audio bits will entertain your child while showing the secrets to good manners.

Cost: $1.99

Ages: 4 and up

Good Manners for Kids

Johnny needs your child's help with table manners, meeting and greeting, being a good guest, and more. The app shows different behaviors for several scenarios, and it's your child's job to choose the correct behavior. The app utilizes animation to teach children manners in an enjoyable way.

Cost: Free

Ages: 4 and up

Baby Hazel Learns MannersBaby Hazel needs your child's assistance to behave better. By helping Baby Hazel with her play date and dinner table etiquette, your child will learn good manners.Cost: FreeAges: 4 and up

Good Manners for KidsJohnny needs your child's help with table manners, meeting and greeting, being a good guest, and more. The app shows different behaviors for several scenarios, and it's your child's job to choose the correct behavior. The app utilizes animation to teach children manners in an enjoyable way.Cost: Free Ages: 4 and up

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