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How to Get Your Kids to Open Up to You About Bullying
It’s important to learn about what goes on in your child’s life when you’re not around ― 1 out of 5 kids say they’ve been bullied at some point.
It’s important to learn about what goes on in your child’s life when you’re not around ― 1 out of 5 kids say they’ve been bullied at some point.
Bullied kids need to know how to respond when told to end their lives.
Evidence suggests a strong link between troubled sleep and bullying behavior, for everyone involved.
There are times that joking crosses a line and a child may not know they are being bullied, or in an attempt to keep a friend or seem cool, they may keep their pain silent.
To understand why bullying isn’t disappearing – and will never disappear – we need to look in the mirror.