Should I repair with my child even if they're wrong?

Should you repair with your child after a rupture or conflict (when you've lost your patience or said/done something you regret), even if you think they were wrong about something, or their behavior was wrong?
Here's a great tip to help your child (and you) become a better human-more empathetic, emotionally intelligent, capable of healthy relationships.
Have a listen.
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