Beyond “say sorry”: Building genuine understanding in kids
Parents often ask children to say sorry to resolve conflicts quickly. However, children may not truly understand the meaning behind their apologies. The article suggests pausing to help children connect actions with feelings. This approach fosters empathy and understanding, building valuable life skills. Learning takes time, and these small moments contribute to a child's emotional development.
Parents often ask children to say sorry to resolve conflicts quickly. However, children may not truly understand the meaning behind their apologies. The article suggests pausing to help children connect actions with feelings. This approach fosters empathy and understanding, building valuable life skills. Learning takes time, and these small moments contribute to a child's emotional development.
