Winner of The Birth and Baby Fair Raffle!

Congratulations!  The winner of our 2012 Birth and Baby Fair Raffle is #16, Jaynny Max.

All other entries will receive a 20% discount off the purchase of Table Manners Cards when you buy from our website http://www.gollygee-pers.com/ .

It was a pleasure meeting all you new moms, existing moms and beautiful families!  

Kate Hudson gets "Table Manners Cards"

We hope that Kate Hudson, now a mum to two darling boys, will enjoy how easy and fun it is to teach table manners with her brand new set of "Table Manners Cards." (available at http://www.gollygee-pers.com/)

 

And, if you didn't know, this busy actress now has a new clothing line with Ann Taylor.  Talk about a super mom, talented, smart and stylish.  We wish Kate and her budding family all the best!

 

  

Our Website Gets a Makeover!

Well, thanks to my extrememly talented and patient graphic designer turned web designer, Andi Botto, Gollygee-pers.com has been updated and is now interactive! 

Visitors can view our brand new video demonstrating how the game is played, read headlines from our blog, twitter and facebook page and of course purchase the game.

Our freebie page is still in the works but fear not, those coloring pages, sticker charts and fairy letters will be available shortly. 

By popular demand we will also be adding an email list so people can sign up for our latest info. 

Stay tuned for more surprises, tips and fun to come!!!!!

Top 10 Things Dads do to Teach Good Manners

Father’s Day is Sunday, June 17!

I thought I would take this opportunity to acknowledge the importance of dads in teaching their sons and daughters good manners. After all, sons will model their fathers and daughters will learn how they expect to be treated based on watching the primary male role model in their lives.

Here is my top 10 favorite things dads do to teach good manners:

   When Dads…

1. treat the mother of their children with respect
2. refrain from using vulgar language
3. attend father/daughter dances. Dress for the event and break out the date treatment; opening doors, holding her chair and be engaged in conversations.
4. show up on time
5. listen to other points of view
6. allow people through when driving
7. show good sportsmanship
8. give compliments
9. review expected behavior with their sons before leaving for prom
10. have good table manners (if they need help with this one go to http://www.gollygee-pers.com/ ) 

Thanks dads for all you do!!!