Our holiday tipping guide will show you how to tip appropriately during the holidays without having to take out a loan from Santa ...

Dear Margar-etiquette, I recently attended a wedding where one of the guests brought his 4-year-old son. The child was adorable but completely unsupervised, ...

I would like the younger generation to start pitching in. How can I encourage them to contribute without creating an awkward situation?

GENTLE READER: Say to each of the parents what you just said to Miss Manners: the bit about how you think it is time for the ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to how to get adult children to contribute to a ...

Some people are committed to originality. But is the fun you have coming up with an odd name worth the work the child will ...

I work as a nurse in the ICU in a major metropolitan hospital. As many people know, hospitals have relaxed their rules about the length of a visitor’s visit, have done away with age limits for ...

At any given moment in a busy restaurant, a sizzling fajita platter is being hoisted high above a server’s head, weaving through a maze of tables and chairs. It’s a ...

If you've eaten with your grandparents, they might've had a bunch of dining etiquette rules that you had to follow. We'll ...

Miss Manners’ solution would be to find an excuse to do one or two things that require minimal effort, but are neighborly, such as turning over mail meant for them, but misdelivered to you, in person ...

Lizzie Post, co-president at the Emily Post Institute, told me that good hygiene etiquette begins before you leave for the airport. Start with clean clothes, and maybe cool it on the cigarettes and ...

GENTLE READER: It is equally perplexing to Miss Manners why children would be unwelcome at a family wedding. She finds them ...