If your child refuses to say SORRY
17 Jan 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief YouTube video, the speaker (a parent) addresses a child who is refusing to apologize. Using an affectionate, gentle tone, the parent repeatedly urges the child—calling them “beta”—to say sorry, questions the child's rudeness and stubbornness, and then shifts to asking how the child feels inside. The monologue illustrates a parental strategy of combining direct prompting for an apology with an attempt to explore the child’s emotional state, aiming to reduce defensiveness and encourage a sincere apology.
