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Table manners vary from country to country, household to household. Wherever that might be, the purpose is always one and the same - courteous table manners make dining a pleasant experience for everyone present at the table, but they also show a sign of respect for the host and hostess or the chef. Teaching a kid the few simple <a href="https://rumble.com/v3x10b-dog-has-exceptional-table-manners.html" target="_blank">table manners</a> is crucial, so that one day it will grow up to be a kind, respectful adult. So why not start early, like when they learn to talk? Toddlers’ brains are like sponges, they soak up all new information quickly and learning is easiest for them. Just don’t forget to lead with an example! Breakfast time for this daddy with his baby daughter Nova is a cuteness overload! While feeding the child so polenta, the dad keeps reminding Nova to <a href="https://rumble.com/v39g7r-omgwatch-what-happened-to-this-cat-during-during-the-man-for-lunch.html" target="_blank">ask politely</a> for another bite and always tell thank you. With every bite, the dad tells her to say “more, please”, which the adorable cutie repeats with incredible enthusiasm, watching the spoon scoop from the dish and eagerly waiting for it to land in her hungry little mouth. The sweet head of curls might be watching her cartoon attentively, but that does not mean that she won’t listen to her dad remind her of her table manners. “More, please” she hears with her dad’s thunderous voice and she repeats in her own squeaky sound, but not before opening her mouth widely. Don’t you just wanna eat her up?