Addressing and repairing conflicts in the parent-child relationship is crucial for emotional and psychological development. The authors emphasize, 'It's our responsibility as parents to do this. Maybe we reconnect by granting forgiveness, or by asking for it.' Repairing ruptures not only restores the relationship but also models healthy conflict resolution for children, teaching them to handle disagreements constructively. | Daniel J. Siegel | No-Drama Discipline

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Repairing Ruptures

Addressing and repairing conflicts in the parent-child relationship is crucial for emotional and psychological development. The authors emphasize, 'It's our responsibility as parents to do this. Maybe we reconnect by granting forgiveness, or by asking for it.' Repairing ruptures not only restores the relationship but also models healthy conflict resolution for children, teaching them to handle disagreements constructively.

-- Daniel J. Siegel