Learning to say you’re sorry is one of the best tools you can have in your tool belt.

Because we all screw up. Especially with our kids.

If we learn how to apologize, not only do we build trust and respect with our kids, but we model what it means to own up to our mistakes. 

Today, I’m going to cover five rules that’ll help you apologize effectively:

1: It’s never too late.

2: Don’t do it while you’re still heated.

3: Don’t blame your kid

4: Don’t apologize for your anger. Apologize for your actions.

5: Drop your expectations.

Stop Losing Your Temper Road Map

This roadmap will teach you how to have more patience.

To give your kids more time and attention.

Anger isn't your fault, but it is your responsibility.

Learn how to manage it so it doesn't get the best of you.

https://www.tommygcoaching.com/roadmap