Teen Manners: From Malls to Meals to Messaging and Beyond...

Texting, IMing, using your cell, getting a job, going on a date, having a meal in a restaurant, thanking your aunt for a birthday gift—Cindy Post Senning, Ed. D and Peggy Post help 21st- century teens—and parents—understand how manners impact daily life. Cindy and Peggy reinforce the message of personal choice throughout Teen Manners to emphasize that teens can manage social interactions to their advantage. They show teens how manners smooth the way and that one of life’s most valuable tools is really all about honesty, respect and consideration— values that benefit everyone everyday.

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Cindy Post Senning, Ed.D., is a director of The Emily Post Institute, Inc., and oversees its book program. She is coauthor of EMILY POST’S THE GUIDE TO GOOD MANNERS FOR KIDS, EMILY’S EVERYDAY MANNERS, EMILY'S MAGIC WORDS and EMILY POST’S THE GIFT OF GOOD MANNERS. Her professional background spans nearly thirty years in education and health.

Peggy Post is Emily Post’s great-granddaughter-in-law and a spokesperson and author for The Emily Post Institute. Peggy is co-author of Emily’s Christmas Gifts, Emily’s Everyday Manners, Emily’s Magic Words, Emily’s Sharing and Caring Book, Teen Manners, The Gift of Good Manners and The Guide to Good Manners for Kids. Peggy writes a monthly column in Good Housekeeping magazine.