When you have children, you're more likely to socialize at friends' homes than at restaurants, malls, or movie theaters. But when you're at someone else's house, you'll likely have higher expectations of your child than you would in your own home, especially if you're visiting friends who don't have children. To meet those expectations, you'll need to teach your child how to behave when visiting other people's homes.

As the quality of life improves, dining out with friends and family has become more common. However, many people are worried about bringing their children to restaurants. The best way to overcome this is to teach children how to eat and behave in restaurants.

Most parents have no trouble reminding their own children of basic social etiquette. But when other people's children are rude, things get a little more difficult. How should you respond to rudeness? What if the other child's parents are there but don't teach them? What should you do when you see a child being rude to someone else?