Unfortunately, the truth is that while we can, you know, dole out discipline to the offender under our own roof,

the truth is that there's going to be a lifetime of hurt and offense and pain, right, that's caused to our children

where we can't do or say anything to the person who caused it.

So it's teaching our kids to learn to disassociate their

choice to forgive from the offender and the actions or words of that person.

Welcome back to the motherhood podcast, a live workshop style podcast that is helping thousands of moms redefine their

motherhood journey. There was a point in my life when I was trying to do all the things,

parent my kids, pour into my marriage, run a busy law practice, keep up my home, and what I found

was that I was on the fast track to burnout, until I discovered a better

way.

Now I help women just like you to close the gap between their vision of motherhood and

what they're actually experiencing in their day-to-day lives.

Together, we'll explore when and where to simplify, systemize, and surrender.

I promise you, you're already doing so much better than you

think. I'm your coach, Michelle Grosser, and this is Motherhood. Hello, hello, Mamas. I am so

grateful you're all here with us today for this episode of Motherhood Monday.

Here on the Motherhood podcast on Mondays, we choose a different family value, and we talk about

the ways we can focus on it and grow it in our families over the week ahead.

So this week we are talking all about forgiveness.

And I've put together three things that I think it's important for us to remember when we're

teaching our kids about forgiveness.

I think some of these are going to be maybe a little surprising to you or interesting at least,

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