218. Should kids always say "It's okay" after an apology?
About this episode
The episode discusses the implications of teaching children to respond with 'It's okay' after an apology and the importance of genuine apologies.
Can the Words We Teach Our Kids Change Their Relationships? Should children always reply "It's okay" when someone apologizes? A conversation sparked by Brené Brown opens the door to a much bigger discussion about the language we teach children and the messages those words carry. Andrew and Dr. Caroline explores why genuine apologies matter, why accountability should never disappear just because someone says "sorry," and how everyday interactions shape children's relationships for years to ...
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