Why you should say Thank You and how to say it? (For Kids)

Your parents insist you to say Thank You, right?

Sometimes you say it, sometimes you don’t.

You might even find it to be annoying to listen to that advice.

It is not only a good manners to say thanks, but there’s a lot more to it.

In this video I explain why it is important to say thank you and how you should thank someone.

Whenever anyone offers you a help you should thank them.

The person may be a known person to you or a stranger to you. That doesn’t matter.

And the help could be something big or small. But any kind of help from any person deserves a thanks.

None of us can survive completely independently in this world.

We all receive continuous help from others either directly or indirectly.

So, being thankful whenever we can makes us a nice person.

Besides, when you thank someone for their help, you make them happy – which is a good thing.

You acknowledge their help and that will motivate them to help more.

Also, you set a good example for other kids and even adults by saying thank you.

And do you know saying thank you also means that you respect someone?

So how to say thank you?

Saying thank you is so simple – you just need to utter those two words – but it takes a bit more to it to make it sound as you mean it.

First, you need to make eye contact with the person you say thank you to. It conveys your thank you much better.

Second, you should not forget to smile. It makes your thank you a lot more meaningful.

Third, don’t murmur your thank you. Say it out clearly so the person can hear it.

Fourth, and an optional tip – you can be specific with what you thank the person for.

For example:

Instead of a simple thank you, you could say thank you for the water, or thank you for the lift.

So now do you understand how important is it to say thank you? You can easily be a good kid by thanking anyone for any kind of help.

Above all, it costs nothing to say thanks.

So now you know the benefits of saying thanks and even how to say thanks right?

Go on, generously say thanks and mean it!