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The story teaches children to be polite and how to speak to others

Children are told to "sorry" many times but are rarely shown the effects of apologizing. The stories in this group show your child the second part of the sentence: the other person feels differently, the story is corrected, and the relationship continues. Thanks to that, politeness is no longer a formality to please adults.

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Frequently asked questions

The child said sorry quickly and then it happened again, what should I do?

Remove the request to say sorry and replace it with the question: "How is he?" and “Can I fix it?”. When the child sees the consequences and participates in correcting them, the behavior changes.

Should I force my child to apologize in front of many people?

Shouldn't. Being apologized to while being looked at makes the child defensive and only learns how to cope. Pull the child aside, talk, then come back.

How to teach children to wait their turn?

Give your child something to do while waiting and a clear milestone to wait until. Waiting in emptiness is very difficult for young children, even if they understand the rules.

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