The Power of Apologizing to Your Neurodivergent Child
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Samantha and Lauren discuss what to do when you mess up as a parent, emphasizing that apologizing is not weakness but modeling accountability, empathy, and healthy relationships.
They address parental guilt, especially after a child’s neurodivergence diagnosis, noting “you didn’t know what you didn’t know,” and encourage apologizing without staying stuck in shame.
They outline steps to repair: acknowledge what happened without excuses or blaming the child, regulate before reconnecting, apologize without conditions or pressure for forgiveness, and tailor apologies to a child’s communication needs.
They stress that apologies must be followed by behavior change through identifying triggers, building and practicing a regulation plan, and involving the child in problem-solving when appropriate. Examples include morning routine yelling, responding during meltdowns, and shifting from punishment to accommodations.
00:00 Apologize or Not
00:26 Why Parents Avoid Apologies
04:13 Guilt After Diagnosis
05:53 Perfection Isn’t Required
08:33 Step 1 Acknowledge
12:43 Step 2 No Conditions
17:22 Step 3 Change Behavior
21:29 Real Life Scenarios
24:18 Grace Growth and Wrap Up
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