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by Carol Gioia
Love means not only saying you are sorry, but meaning it. It is imperative we teach our children to forgive, not just because it is the right thing to do, but for their emotional health and well being. Forgiveness is a...read more
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by Amber Deleni
It's easy to say "I'm sorry". But it's not always so easy to say "I'm sorry I did that to you.Please forgive me." It takes some humility to be sorry for what you did rather than being sorry for how the other person reacted...read more
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by Sharon Green
How to teach your child to forgive... One of the greatest gifts we can give our children is to learn to forgive. In life, many mistakes will be made. Things will be said that can be hurtful. Actions will happen that wil...read more
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It is essential that we teach our children how to forgive. If we do not then parents world-wide are retarding and stunting their child's emotional & mental growth. Forgiving someone does not mean that you must be taken for...read more
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by Mariann H
Forgiveness is a value a child should learn at a young age. They also need to understand the responsiblity of being forgiven and knowing I'm sorry doesn't only forgive but it heals. I am a very understanding person and I ...read more
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Forgiveness is one of the hardest virtues to learn. There are many adults who live their entire lives without truly knowing how to forgive. People make mistakes. People hurt other people intentionally and unintentionally...read more
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by bearsbaby
forgiveness can and should be taught from pre-school on up.Some values that should be taught are,positive attitude,respect for others,and caring for others.Which there are alot of other values to be taught but these are so...read more
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It's so important to teach children how to forgive at an early age. Most adults spend a good deal of their lives imprisoned by an inability to forgive wounds that they've received in the past. Forgiveness isn't about the p...read more
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