Milo Takes Time To Forgive Hugo: A Story About Apologizing, Forgiveness, and Repairing Friendships

Forgiveness takes time, and that’s okay. When Hugo accidentally knocks down Milo’s cozy reading spot, he says, “I’m sorry,” but Milo’s still upset. In this story, kids see that apologizing is a caring first step, and that forgiving can come later, when the heart is ready. With a little help (and some teamwork), Milo begins to feel better… and their friendship grows even stronger. This episode helps toddlers and preschoolers: See that saying “I’m sorry” is a caring first step Understand that forgiveness doesn’t have to happen right away Notice how friends can repair hurt feelings by helping each other Recognize that feelings like frustration or sadness can change when we’re ready to forgive Sometimes a simple phrase is all it takes: “Saying sorry is a start. Forgiving comes from the heart!” It’s a way for kids to remember that apologies show we care, and forgiveness can follow when their heart feels ready. Try bringing it up the next time an “oops” moment happens with a friend or sibling. You can follow along @storytimeexplorers for sweet, simple ways to help kids grow through storytelling. ☀️ Explore more at storytimeexplorers.com