Finn made a mistake—and he knows it. But every time he tries to say “I’m sorry,” the words get stuck. In his dream, he finds himself in a forest of frozen voices, where every tree holds a sorry someone never said. To move forward, Finn must learn how to say sorry in a way that’s honest, brave, and kind. Along the way, he discovers that real apologies aren’t just words—they’re choices we make to make things right.

This episode gently guides children ages 4 to 9 through the emotions of regret, accountability, and repair. It shows that everyone makes mistakes, but what matters most is what we do next.

Parent Tips:

– Talk with your child about a time when saying sorry felt hard—but important.

– Practice what an apology sounds like with stuffed animals, dolls, or roleplay.

– Reinforce that “I’m sorry” doesn’t mean we’re bad—it means we care.

– Use this story to show the difference between forced apologies and heartfelt ones.

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