Comments to article «Why Asking a Little Kid to Say, “I’m Sorry” Can Be Wrong, and What They Should Say Instead»
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abdo ahmed
3 years ago
it's a nice approach ?
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Amy
3 years ago
Never thought of these methods before. The difference between both situations is remarkable
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Alyson
3 years ago
Well I must say that I never taught my daughter to say sorry for the thing she did wrong. Instead, I taught her to face what she did and try to make it up for it. Proud of it!
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Larissa
3 years ago
Alyson
My parents taught me the same and I think I turn out to be a great person ?
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Laura
3 years ago
Larissa
In my case, the opposite. They never taught these kinds of things so I had to learn them on the go...
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Emily
3 years ago
It's sad because most of the times the kid only says it when the parents are there to tell him to say it
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Claire Wozniak
3 years ago
Emily
That's because parents don't actually care about it or teach them at home. They only tell the kid to do it when others watch so they look like "good" parents
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Aditya
3 years ago
I think empathy is something we all have, but just in different levels.. some people just really don't care about others, which is sad to see.
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Claire Wozniak
3 years ago
Aditya
I think it depends on how the parents raise their kid, if the kid is raised in a fairy-tale by his/her parents then it's hard to understand that not everyone gets the same kind of treatment as you do
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Aditya
3 years ago
Claire Wozniak
Over protective parents are the worst, they probably also make their kids say sorry.. or better yet, apologize for them!
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