My child has internalized the meaning of "sorry" to be what you say when you want/are doing something you know you shouldn't be.
"I want some ice cream for lunch, Daddy - I'm sorry, I want some ice cream."
My child has internalized the meaning of "sorry" to be what you say when you want/are doing something you know you shouldn't be.
"I want some ice cream for lunch, Daddy - I'm sorry, I want some ice cream."
@Modern_Industrial I mean, you did move to Canada recently. He's just learning the local dialect. Kids adapt faster than adults.
@ink_slinger Absolutely! If we were in the States, the equivalent statement would be something like "sorry, not sorry" - I appreciate the brevity.
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