LITTLE LEARNERS. LIFELONG KINDNESS.
Little manners.
Big confidence.
A charming world where children learn to greet warmly, speak kindly, and bring a little thoughtfulness to everyday life.
Mrs. May I Master Class of Manners for Children
For ages 4–12 · Animated · Online
GOOD MANNERS, GOOD HEARTS
More than knowing
which fork to use.
Manners are small ways of saying,
“You matter.”
From a thoughtful “may I?” to a sincere “thank you,” Mrs. May I introduces traditional etiquette through warm cartoon stories and choices children can practice in real life.
The aim is simple: thoughtful young ladies and gentlemen who treat others with dignity, kindness, and respect—with special care to raise strong boys into gentle, considerate men.
See kindness in actionA TINY TASTE OF THE MASTER CLASS
Shall we try a little lesson?
Choose. Discover. Practice.
A few minutes of kindness, together.
AT THE TABLE
The bread is just out of reach.
Leo would like some bread, but it’s beside Mia. What could he say?
THREE LITTLE MOMENTS. LOTS OF KINDNESS.
Lovely manners,
lovely you.
You practiced asking politely, greeting warmly, and waiting thoughtfully.
At your next meal, ask for something with “please” and finish with a “thank you.” Little moments make wonderful practice.
A little note for parents
Read the choices aloud with younger children. With older children, ask “How might that make the other person feel?” Let them try again, then practice the words together. This is an illustrative sample of the proposed program experience.
“After you.”A SMALL COURTESY. A STRONG CHARACTER.KEEPING CHIVALRY ALIVE
Strong boys.
Gentle gentlemen.
Raise young men who show girls and women the utmost respect—in the way they speak, listen, and act. Strength grows through kindness, courage, and self-control.
- Offer the first turn, give up a seat for a girl, woman, or elderly person, and open and hold doors for them.
- Use courteous language and show discretion in company.
- Keep hands gentle, listen carefully, and respect someone’s wishes.
- Help at home and prepare for the responsibilities of a provider, protector, husband, and father.
- Pay discreetly and never discuss or reveal the price; if she offers, answer, “Absolutely not. Thank you, but another time.”
A LITTLE LOOK INSIDE OUR WORLD
Everyday moments.
Extraordinary little humans.
One continuous online master class, built around
the manners children use at home and out in the world.
A kind heart
Please, thank you, and sincere apologies.
Hello, world
Greetings, eye contact, and respectful replies.
A seat at the table
Gratitude, table manners, and thoughtful meals.
Young gentlemen
Gracious offers, doors, seats, and responsibility.
Clean courtesies
Coughs, sneezes, and caring for shared spaces.
Respect for others
Personal space, kind boundaries, and courage.
A gracious guest
Visits, gifts, and personal thank-yous.
Thoughtful friendship
Taking turns, fair play, and inclusion.
Kindness, every day
Bring little courtesies into everyday life.
ONE COMPREHENSIVE ONLINE SESSION
Nine chapters. Nine cartoons. Forty-five thoughtful moments.
Kind words · Introductions · Table manners · Chivalry & responsibility · Clean courtesies · Respect · Being a guest · Friendship · Everyday practice
Little ones to almost-grown ones.
Watch together. Practice together.
Simple words, playful choices, and a grown-up nearby to read aloud and turn each story into a real-life moment.
FROM SCREEN TO EVERYDAY LIFE
A simple little rhythm.
An animated guide. Familiar situations.
A chance to put kindness into words.
- 1
Meet Mrs. May I
Mrs. May I welcomes Leo, Mia, and your child into her warm cartoon world.
- 2
Make a thoughtful choice
Everyday situations invite children to consider what they would say or do.
- 3
Carry it into the day
Practice a small act of courtesy at dinner, on a visit, or with a friend.
LET’S RAISE A LITTLE MORE KINDNESS
Good manners never
go out of style.
Curious about the full Mrs. May I master class?
Leave yourself a little reminder to come back.
A few grown-up questions
Who is the class for?
Children ages 4–12, guided by a parent, guardian, or educator. The family and school versions share the same familiar cartoon friends and traditional manners.
Can I purchase the class yet?
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Will children need an account?
Purchases and accounts are intended for parents, guardians, and authorized educators. Children practice with their grown-up. This preview does not ask for a child's name, profile, photo, or work.
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