Learning & Modeling How to Repair
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By: Amy Monroe
Kids make plenty of mistakes as they grow and learn. But the truth is that parents do too! It’s important to try and “get it right” as parents, but it is equally important to “make it right” by repairing the mistakes we make along the way. Through our humble and genuine efforts to repair the disconnect that we as parents cause in our relationship with our kids, we have the opportunity to help them learn and grow — and to make our relationship with them stronger.
Watch as Amy Monroe talks about the importance of learning and modeling how to repair with your kids.
Tags: Being Fully Present, Repairing Connection, Talking with Childen