Curious not Furious

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16. Say sorry!

We can always insist that our child says 'sorry' but we can never control whether our child's apology is sincere.  How do we ensure that our children learn to apologise when in the wrong?  And how come it feels so difficult for one of our children to admit to any wrong doings, while for another child they rush to reconnect and rebuild relationship?  In this episode we look at the 'GOOD APOLOGY' and the 4 ways that we so easily mess up an apology with an excuse.  As parents, we are going to have to be willing to lead the way .. and be patient.  The road to this ability is through a commitment to the act of 'repair'.  To get weekly tips and parenting inspiration sent straight to your inbox - head over to www.louise-brooks.com to sign up for my weekly newsletter You can follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/parentingsuccesscoaching/ And on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/

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  42. When we need to work for love

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  41. My child is driving me up the wall

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  40. 3 ways to manage the mental load this Christmas

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  39. 3 ways to boost your child's reslience

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  38. Modern parenting: Here's what we've misunderstood

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  37. Why threats don't work

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  36. From afternoon dread - to afternoon reset

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  35. My child should be doing this independently

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  34. How to stop raising people pleasers

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  33. Will my child be traumatised?

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  32. My child lies!

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  31. The dark moments in parenting no one talks about in the playground

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  30. Creating space for your relationship in modern family life

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  29. Does half term often feel unenjoyable and stressful?