When a child's behavior annoys, or hurts another, one often hears the adult on the scene instruct the offender to "Say you're sorry." Yet, at times, the seeming offender is in his or her mind, retaliating for an earlier injury received from the supposed victim.It is a common reaction to feel that a child must be chastised and corrected in order to be taught appropriate social behavior. And our goal is to help children learn how to express how they feel about something in a way that does not [...]
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