Bullying: Infant
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Is Your Kid a Bully?
Asked by ☆.A. from Pittsburgh
on September 27, 2011
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It seems like everyone thinks there kid(s) are not bullies.
I know we'd all like to believe we all have raised children that would never bully another child.
But, ...
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- Carfeul! All you moms with sweet, shy empathetic kids that think bullies breed bullies. My girl was the sweetest, shyest, most empathetic child. She went with me to...
- Some mamas stated that parents who bully, their children become bullys too. I don't agree with that, because I am probably the quite, shy parent. Now that my middle ch...
- Interesting question. You see the bullies at recess or parks but it seems the parent of the child is oblivious to their behavior, as I guess they would be. The paren...
Bullying
Asked by T.F. from Wichita Falls
on May 22, 2007
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I am going to try this again. My son just turned 5 sunday and he kind of scares me into thinking he will be a bully. He likes to hit people and make fun of people. His...
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- It's called Sibling Rivalry. at first it was funny with my kids because my 1yr old would get the best of his 4 yr old sister. but once he started fighting with her m...
- I think that the bullying behavior is more of a power thing right now than a mean-spirited thing. Remember, negative attention is better than no attention. Also, kids ...
- My 3 year old is the size of a 7 year old and was really rough. He thought it was funny until I started using Love and Logic Parenting skills. Now when he is rough h...
What Would You Do If Your Child Was the Bully in School?
Asked by S.R. from Chicago
on October 12, 2011
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Watching the news last night something came up of kids bullying...normally the kids that are being bulled at are affected. I was hearing that more and more kids are co...
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- I answered a similar question a while ago, and here was my answer: I would say that my son does hurt other kids(and their feelings) but does not have the social ski...
- I was bullied for three years during Junior High and High School. My sophomore year I finally snapped and kicked some butt. Never got bullied after that. During the ti...
- I think it is important to understand that bullying does not only hurt the victim, but also stunts the social and emotional development of the bully. Yeah, I would ...
Bullying: Please Help Me Understand
Asked by A.B. from Louisville
on August 2, 2011
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This is long, sorry! I was bullied relentlessly as a child. It started in elementary school literally when I got my first pair of glasses and continued throughout midd...
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- I was bullied for no reason. Didn't step on anyone's toes. It was sad and horible until I a made it into high school. Doesn't matter if kids say something innapropr...
- One thing I noticed, was many bullied kids were socially awkward. Others, were just fine and not awkward at all, people just enjoyed preying on others. I think once a ...
- I don't have a lot to offer, but if you think that your son might understand, I would say to have a serious sit-down talk with him. Share how utterly awful it was for ...
Preschool Bullying
Asked by A.K. from Los Angeles
on February 3, 2012
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Hello moms, I have a 3.5 year old son and when I take him to co-op preschool I notice that he gets bullied sometimes. He is active, mellow, kind, but tends to be very ...
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- MOST of this isn't bullying. Granted, there will be a few kinds whose parents are actively teaching their child to be a bully (Push that kid outta the way! That's YOUR...
- I am continually surprised at the levels of bullying at such young ages. When my daughter was in preschool a girl told my daughter not to sit by her because she didn't...
- If you are married to the co-op preschool idea then you will find yourself subjected to the other children and mothers that just don't always get it. I found that the...
Any Advice for Mom of Bully
Asked by J.L. from Seattle
on June 20, 2008
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My four year old son is a bully,he hits kicks,spits and namecalling.He's had a good childhood and really no excuse for this behavior.I've tryed timeout and the effect ...
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- One of my hard and fast rules is that no one is allowed to have "angry feet or angry hands" in my house. The punishment for physical aggression is one spank on the re...
- J., First of all, I think it took courage for you to post your concern - it is easy to empathize with the children who are bullied and to forget that the bully is a...
- I love to read John Rosemond, a family psychologist and parenting expert. He has commonsense recommendations that we don't really hear anywhere else these days (the a...
Pre-School Bullying
Asked by J.R. from Miami
on June 17, 2012
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Hi All,
I need your good wisdom again...
For those of you who have been reading my posts this may or may not suprise you. But please.....I can accept constructive an...
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- You know who these boys are and you know who the leader is. Tell your little boy to not play with them anymore, especially if the leader is with them. You teach him ho...
- When things like this happen to my son, I tell him to tell the kids he doesn't like that and to find someone else to play with. It's obviously easier said than done. ...
- Its not okay. My child turns 6 @ the end of the summer and just turned 5 when she entered K. Some of the kids were 4 when the entered K and turned 5 right after enteri...
Bullying and Teasing at School
Asked by S.B. from San Francisco
on October 31, 2008
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My six-year old has been having some social issues at school, being excluded from a group of girls who seem to be teasing her, but who she desperately wants to be frie...
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- Here are a couple of books that have been recommended. Girl "bullying" is often harder for the teacher to detect and act upon, because it's a bullying of exclusion, s...
- I would definitely take it up with the teacher and if there are multiple students having similar experiences, get together with their parents as well. Last year in ...
- Both of my daughter are in Brownies. I have a 3rd grader and a 1st grader and I co-lead my 1st graders Brownie Troop. You may want to check in with the school and see ...
Dealing with a Much Older Bully: What Would You Do?
Asked by J.C. from Medford
on July 8, 2012
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Recently, my husband took our two boys, ages 3 and 5, to their gymnastics classes at a private, kid-focused facility. Both boys needed to use the restroom, so my husba...
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- First of all you should ALWAYS take your sons in the bathroom with you especially at that age. Women don't mind and in fact if they don't have to go to the bathroom a...
- I'm sorry, but I worry what would have happened if your husband didn't walk in! Honestly, it could be more than just an average bullying... he could have had intentio...
- AFTER YOUR READING YOUR SO WHAT HAPPENED: I don't understand it at all. Why would you want to challenge something else when you haven't resovled the most important...
Son Wrongly Accused of Bullying
Asked by C.H. from Dallas
on March 27, 2010
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Dear Mamas,
My fifth grader boy came home today sad and upset. He told me that at recess some boys pushed around and he fell on top of another boy. He tried to get...
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- Yes to all of the above and do it asap!
- As a retired school teacher, I can tell you that mistakes happen when supervising at recess. Mistakes are made and children unfoundedly blamed. Just like in life. M...
- You need to then go to the school, talk to the Teacher, and clarify it and clear up your son's situation. Or, ALSO put it in writing... and that you want his schoo...
