Why forcing kids to say ‘sorry’ may not be the best approach

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Sometimes the best way to say “sorry” is not saying sorry at all. A clinical counsellor is urging parents not to push their kids to right their wrongs. Laurel Gregory explains why in this Family Matters.

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