To wish guests a Happy Birthday or Anniversary (Good manners and well wishes are a must!) - HandMeAChurroImmaFaint  1803.2 #42 9:34AM

I also use the queues to work on letters and numbers by reading the signs, finding the assigned car number on the ground, etc along with manners, respect and friendliness - PurpleMoon  3.6 #16336 9:38AM

I am literally amazed on every trip watching all the MW minis and their wonderful manners! To watch a 2 year old see their favorite character and run for the end of the line instead of straight to the character amazed me. Also being given a sticker, putting it on then going staight to the trash to throw away the backing without being told. I think these children that frequent Disneyland have an advantage over their peers. And kudos to the parents!! - SueBayou  2012.0 #34 9:39AM

I can't stop thinking about this post: Conquering fears by trying something new, real vs. imagination, all sorts of math opportunities...give them a gift card and help them budget what they spend, instant gratification vs. really thinking about what they want to spend $ on, mapping skills...let them plan out the day/time management, telling time, engineering...and lessons in building the attractions, history...how the parks have changed over the years, kindness: giving away RAKs, making good food choices...that you can't eat sweets all day or you'll feel icky. :) - Darlingwendi  645.9 #168 9:51AM

Not to sit or swing on the chains. - Chumash28  764.1 #130 9:00AM

A big rule I've enforced with my daughter while at Disneyland is she holds my hand at all times. Of course there are exceptions to this rule since she's getting older now. I got her in that habit early just cause on those exceptionally crowded days all it would take is a second for her to bolt in one direction and become lost. - Nicole  380.2 #357 9:09AM

Use the restroom before a long line - E-Ticket  772.8 #128 9:11AM

Saying Thank You to CMs. - Sandcar13  1329.8 #60 9:16AM

To ask before eating the various fruits especially the Strawberries! To not touch things and give people their personal space. - yellowtonka  237.7 #1138 9:20AM

That sometimes life is not fair...I.e. when they see other children chosen for Jedi academy and they are not. A lesson in being happy for others can be taught instead of the "why not me?" attitude. :) - Darlingwendi  645.9 #168 9:25AM

Saying please and thank you to the CMs and excuse me to people you need to pass. - jmgphx  322.7 #513 9:31AM