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More Than a Children's Storybook.
A Resource Your Family Can Return to Again and Again.

Intentionally designed to help children read, play, discuss, and create, turning one meaningful story into multiple opportunities for learning, conversation, and connection.

  • <h4><strong>Read:<br/>A Story That Helps the Lesson Stick</strong></h4>

    Read:
    A Story That Helps the Lesson Stick

    Scripts and cognitive mapping woven into the story help children connect the characters, choices, and lessons so they can better understand and remember what they're learning.
  • <h4><strong>Play: <br/>The Character's Closet</strong></h4>

    Play:
    The Character's Closet

    Play "Seek the Style" and discover where to shop for the beautiful, modest looks inspired by the characters your child loves.
  • <h4><strong>Discuss: <br/>Go Beyond the Story</strong></h4>

    Discuss:
    Go Beyond the Story

    Homeschool and educator questions help you turn the story into meaningful conversations that deepen your child's understanding and moral development.
  • <h4><strong>Create: <br/>Bring the Story to Life Again</strong></h4>

    Create:
    Bring the Story to Life Again

    A colouring book or printable PDF lets children revisit their favourite characters and moments through hands-on activities long after story time ends.

Uses the "Teach Me The Manners That Last" Method

Using teaching strategies from 4 Nobel Prize winners/runner-ups in order to reach every child in their learning experience to have a breakthrough, PLUS the "Virtue Roots" method language of the Saints

  • <h4><strong>St. Teresa of Calcutta</strong></h4>

    St. Teresa of Calcutta

    Nobel Prize Winner: Finding Christ in all of mankind to serve each person as serving Christ with signity and respect
  • <h4><strong>Reuven Feurstein</strong></h4>

    Reuven Feurstein

    Nobel Prize Winner: Cognitive mapping and modifying through a specific dialogue to reach the student at all times throughout their entire learning experience. (Structured how Jesus taught parables)
  • <h4><strong>Maria Montessori</strong></h4>

    Maria Montessori

    Nobel Prize Nominee/ Runner Up: Teaching the learner independence and confidence to engage in a task through freedom and structure.
  • <h4><strong>Anne Sullivan</strong></h4>

    Anne Sullivan

    Nobel Prize Nominee/ Runner Up: Teaching through hands-on experiences to grasp the purpose behind everything and to rely on the teacher with perfect obedience in order to build trust when fearing the unknown.
  • <h4><strong>Corina, CEO</strong></h4>

    Corina, CEO

    Uses the "Virtue Roots" method modelled by how the Saints taught: "affirming the virtue in praise and naming the vice in correction." This heightens children's self-awareness, discernment, and ability to see how manners form morals.

💝 Know you're in good hands 💝

  • Doula, M. (Canada) My go to contact to connect mothers

    Being a doula for both of Corina's losses has been a privilege. She handled the situation with such dignity and care. It amazed me by her strength and faith in handling such a heavy cross with extreme dignity. Whenever my clients experience a loss, I call Corina to remind me how she did it. Other mothers are so awed that they ask for her contact information to speak with her for consolation. She is my girl that I turn to.

  • Fr. R. Most dignified funeral for a miscarriage

    Being a dear friend to Corina's family, it broke my heart when she called me in the hospital both times for her losses. When she asked me to do the funeral, I knew I had to. The way she planned the funeral was done with so much care, and it was the most dignified Mass for the dead and burial I have done for a family that has miscarried. She had me crying by the graveside. I always use how she planned the funeral as the gold standard for other families.

  • C.D. Most comforting support person

    I got Corina's contact information from a doula. It took a few attempts to set up a phone call, but eventually it happened. She was so patient, compassionate, and empathetic toward me. She took 2 hours to help me process everything, didn't rush, guided me, cried with me, and prayed with me. I have never felt so much charity from a complete stranger before. One day, I hope to have her faith so that I can carry the cross with such dignity and grace.

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Suitable Ages for Products

Our products are designed for families. The children's ages we curate to are from 6 months - 7 years old. Parents are the primary teachers to use our tools to teach their children. The ages will be specified in the description above.

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We have a 30-day no-hassle money-back guarentee on physical products if you are not satisfied with them or they are damaged. Digital products are non-refundable.

Please kindly submit a picture of the damage (if applicable) to info@raisingwellmanneredchildren.com and we will happily work with you to make it right. We will issue a full refund, including the original shipping costs.

Shipping & Delivery

Digital products (visual aids and ebooks) are delivered within minutes to your inbox.

Physical products (soft cover books) can take up to 5-7 business days to process, and then to ship between 7 - 10 business days.

International orders (outside of North America) may take 20-30 business days to arrive for physical products.

For our physical books, they can be shipped to Canada, USA, EU, UK, Australia, and New Zealand. Shipping costs will be determined by your local shipping facility's availability for our products.

What is our "Stewardship Pledge"?

At Raising Well-Mannered Children, we pledge to uphold traditional, biblically rooted manners as a moral safeguard, not simply for civility, but for protection. We believe manners is not performative, but formative: shaping virtue, guarding innocence, and fostering discernment. In a world that often blurs boundaries and celebrates vice, we commit to forming children who can recognize truth, resist manipulation, and walk in dignity, shielded from scandal, safeguarded from abuse, and fortified against exploitation. We exist to help parents raise children better than we were raised, to prevent them from falling into worldly ways, and to cultivate saints in the making. Our mission is to restore the wisdom and moral foundations of past generations and to model a life of faith, virtue, and integrity that inspires future generations.

We stand behind this mission with a 30-day money-back guarantee on any physical item that arrives damaged or broken and no-hassle returns, because our commitment to excellence extends from our values to every product we place in your hands.

What makes our store and products unique?

  • We are the only manners school that relates manners to morality. We don't leave out the author of creation in the manner He teaches us in Scripture.
  • Our material is rooted in traditional Catholic teaching, Biblical, and Catechetical. This leaves no room for heresy or confusion on what the Church teaches.
  • Most etiquette & manners programs begin too late (around 5!), after habits have already formed. We start where virtue begins: in the earliest years.​​​ From as young as 6 months, we help parents lay the groundwork for reverence, gratitude, and gentleness. These lessons don’t just shape behaviour; they strengthen character, helping children stand firm in goodness and grace. It sharpens their discernment as they navigate life.
  • Our materials are curated from 1800s etiquette manuals, including lost traditions from the century. They are Catholic-based manuals to ensure it is aligned with the faith.
  • We use the teaching styles of the 4 Nobel Prize winners and their runner-ups in our manners academy to ensure every child is reached and that manners take root.
  • Our manners academy moral compass is considered in everything we teach: N-nobility, W- wisdom, S-stewardship, E - excellence in virtue.