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Apologising to your child builds secure attachment, research suggests
Original: Apologising to your child does not undermine your authority. Research shows it builds the most secure attachment of all.
A parenting article argues that parents who apologise to their children do not lose authority, and that research links parental apology to the most secure form of child attachment. The piece challenges the common myth that saying sorry weakens a parent's standing, framing apology as a model of accountability that strengthens trust and emotional development.
Why now: The parenting advice challenges a widely held belief, prompting discussion about discipline and child development.
Evidence
- Apologising to your child does not undermine your authority. Research shows it builds the most secure attachment of all. # Parenting # Apology # ParentingMyths # ChildDevelopment # SecureAttachment https:// mumblog.org/apologizing-to-chi… · Econopass@flipboard.com · 3
- Apologising to your child does not undermine your authority. Research shows it builds the most secure attachment of all. # Parenting # Apology # ParentingMyths # ChildDevelopment # SecureAttachment https:// mumblog.org/apologizing-to-chi… · Econopass@flipboard.com · 3
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