Discipline and Behavior Management
How do I teach my child to apologize sincerely?
A sincere apology means understanding how one’s actions affected others and expressing genuine remorse. Teach your child to use clear words like “I’m sorry for…” and to avoid blaming. Role-play apology scenarios and model saying sorry yourself when appropriate. Encourage making amends, such as helping or giving a hug. Practicing sincere apologies nurtures empathy and relationship repair.
Parenting Resources
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Parenting with a smile
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