A certified etiquette graduate of The Swann School of Protocol, Tracy Yvette Lee brings both formal training and real-life experience to her work with youth.

When I was raising my children, I made it a priority to instill the importance of good manners, respect, and carrying oneself with intention. As a grandmother, I began noticing that those same values were not always being passed down, and it left me feeling that something needed to be done.

That’s what led me to create Little Miss Manners.

I wanted to create a space where children could learn the fundamentals of etiquette in a way that feels meaningful and relevant to their everyday lives—from saying ‘please’ and ‘thank you,’ to introducing themselves with confidence, communicating respectfully, and practicing proper table manners.

More than anything, I want young people to understand that being polite isn’t just about rules—it’s about respect, confidence, and how you show up in the world.