Kristen Bell wrote an apology letter for losing her temper to her kids. Find out why it's making parents think twice here
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Tanya with a trending report go Ahead on the.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
Heels of Mother's Day. I felt this report was interesting
and important because Dak Shepherd, who is Kristen Bell's husband,
he gave some insight into her parenting by sharing a
handwritten apology note that she wrote to her daughters on
their ages eleven and ten. It said, dear girls, I
lost my temper last night twice and I owe you
both an apology. I love you so very much. I'm sorry,
(00:24):
xoxo mom. And I found it interesting because now that
my parents now that we're all older, like obviously we're
their kids and we're adults, like they're apologizing for stuff
that they did when we were younger. But my parents
never gave me any sort of apology letter like this
for losing their temper. And it got me thinking just
about really just holding yourself accountable for not always being perfect.
Speaker 3 (00:48):
But I also think, Tanya, this letter, you missed the
last part of the letter, the ps dogs have been fed.
I feel like that is a key component for this
whole apology letter to begin with, because I think she
needed to tell the kids that the dog was fed,
and then she felt bad that she hadn't apologized yet
so then she apologized and still gave them the message
that the dogs has fed.
Speaker 2 (01:07):
I feel like she lost her temper because that's the
responsibility is to feed the dogs, and they didn't do it.
Speaker 3 (01:13):
Either way.
Speaker 1 (01:14):
I think if I ever have kids, being a little older,
I'm out of temper. I don't have temper. I just
have impatience. Now, impatience and hunger might create temper, but
if I can keep things moving, which I probably can,
the combination for me of impatience and needing food is
not a good one. On Air with Ryan Seacrest. It
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