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Apologising to Your Child Builds Secure Attachment, Research Says
Original: Apologising to your child does not undermine your authority. Research shows it builds the most secure attachment of all.
Parents are sharing research-backed parenting advice that apologising to your child does not undermine parental authority. According to the article circulating on social media, offering a sincere apology after a mistake actually strengthens the parent-child bond and helps build the most secure form of attachment. The message challenges a common parenting myth that admitting fault makes parents look weak.
Why now: The advice challenges a widespread parenting belief, prompting parents to share and discuss it.
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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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