calling all kids ages 7-12
What to expect at Kid-Tillion Etiquette workshop session one
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What Are Manners & Why Do They Matter?
We kick off by exploring the meaning of manners and how small acts of kindness and respect can make a big difference at home, school, and beyond.
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Table Manners & How to Set the Table
Kids learn how to properly set a table for both everyday meals and special occasions—plus how to sit, eat, and interact politely at the table.
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Home & Restaurant Etiquette
From saying “please” and “thank you” at home to ordering with confidence in a restaurant, we cover the dos and don’ts of being a well-mannered guest and family member.
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How to Use Utensils Like a Pro
We teach kids how to handle their fork, knife, and spoon the right way—with easy-to-remember tips they can use right away.
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Polite Conversation, Eye Contact & Introductions
Through role-playing and fun prompts, children practice making eye contact, starting polite conversations, and introducing themselves with confidence and charm.
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Being a Helper at Home & School
We inspire kids to take pride in being helpful and responsible, showing them small ways they can pitch in and make a positive impact every day.
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How to Write a Proper Thank You Note
Kids learn how to express gratitude through handwritten thank you notes—choosing their words thoughtfully and writing with sincerity and clarity.
The founders
Caroline Harris
As a mom of two boys, I’ve always believed that kindness and good manners are essential. Like many parents, my husband and I do everything we can to raise respectful, well-mannered kids, but there are moments—like the occasional reports from school about behavior—that made me realize we need to be doing more. It wasn’t about discipline; it was about giving them the right tools to navigate social situations with confidence, respect, and kindness. That’s when I saw the need for Kid-Tillion—a program designed to teach children etiquette, social skills, and the importance of being kind. I’m not just a business owner; I’m a mom who understands the challenges of raising well-rounded kids, and the idea of Kid-Tillion was born because of this need!
Shannon Jones
As a parent to a neurodivergent child, I know firsthand the challenges that can come with teaching social skills, self-regulation, and appropriate interactions. My son struggles with impulse control, and at times, others might mistakenly perceive him as a "bad kid". But I know that's far from the truth. When we reinforce kindness and manners both inside and outside our home, I see firsthand how it helps him navigate social situations with greater ease. More importantly, I see how proud he is when he treats others with kindness and respect. It's a skill that benefits him, his sister, and the people around them. That's why I'm passionate about helping other children build these same essential life skills through Kid-Tillion.
WHY we created Kid-Tillion
As moms, we both saw a need for a program that didn't just teach kids how to be polite, but why kindness, confidence, and character matter in everyday life. We wanted a fun, hands-on learning experience that would reinforce these skills in a way that sticks...not just as a one-time lesson, but as lifelong habits. We believe that etiquette isn't about outdated rules or rigid formality; it's about helping kids feel comfortable, capable, and confident in any social setting. Whether it's greeting a new friend, sitting down at a dinner table, or resolving conflicts with kindness, these are skills that will serve them well into adulthood.
Kid-Tillion was created out of love, experience, and a desire to build a foundation that supports parents and children alike. We can't wait to help your child thrive socially, emotionally, and with kindness at the heart of it.
Contact us
Need more information?
Email us at Kidtillion@gmail.com
Kid-Tillion
Hours
Today | By Appointment |
Classes are held on Sunday afternoons
Contact us
Need more information?
Email us at Kidtillion@gmail.com
Kid-Tillion
Hours
Today | By Appointment |
Classes are held on Sunday afternoons
