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What you teach by apologizing to your children

Author Effie MorchiPosted on April 10, 2017April 10, 2017Categories APtly Said, General Interest, Parenting without Shame, Practice Positive Discipline, Principles, Respond with Sensitivity, Teaching PeaceTags apologize to your kids, attachment parenting, positive discipline, Respond with Sensitivity, saying "sorry" to your kidsLeave a comment on What you teach by apologizing to your children

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