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I’m Sorry Tickets

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KEY TAKEAWAYS

1.  Repairing Relationships Matters More Than Perfection

2. Apologizing Teaches Emotional Responsibility

3. A Simple, Concrete Tool for Difficult Moments

This blog is part of our “Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®)” Training. If you would like to learn more about this training or any of other trainings. Click Here.

Teaching Kids How to Make Things Right

It’s not if you mess up as a parent, it’s when. What matters most is making the relationship right again. How we respond to our children makes all the difference. Whether we raise our voices, ignore our children, or dismiss their feelings, we must own our mistakes, apologize, and seek forgiveness from our children.

To make it a little easier, we’ve created this printable tool to make things right. Give these “tickets” to your kids when you need to apologize. You’ll be modeling how to make amends.

Before long, your kiddos will be filling out these tickets for themselves.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

1.   Pencil and printed handout

2.  Open hearts and a forgiving spirit

3.  Thoughtful Forgiving Apology

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