Bullying: Toddler
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Bullying
Asked by R.C. from Detroit
on April 28, 2011
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Hi everyone. I'm gathering info on bullies and I know you will have some good insight.
Do you guys think that bullying has become more prevelant, or is there just mor...
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- I believe it has been always around but now more attention is being brought to it. Which I believe is great. The other thing I have noticed is now everytime a child ...
- I think the phrase "bully" has gotten way out of control. Any kid that says/does anything is considered a "bully". I mean really my oldest (15) and his friends were ...
- I think it's gotten worse because these days a school can't correct a child without mommy and daddy going in yelling and screaming that the school is picking on their ...
Bullying
Asked by S.G. from Oklahoma City
on September 23, 2010
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ok so this is my daughter's second year at this school she is in. one of the girls that was in her class last year but not this year is bullying to the point of pushin...
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- I read the other posts, which I agree with regarding working with the school. However, no one called you out on your instructions to push or hit back, and "make it cou...
- Bullying is a huge problem. You should definitely talk to the school about it. Especially since it's happening on school grounds. You can keep your daughter away f...
- You should ask for an immediate conference with the teacher and ask her to invite the principal, also. Discuss your concerns with them and begin immediately to docume...
Bully
Asked by M.M. from New York
on September 13, 2011
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With a brief description of my situations, has anyone ever had their child be taunted and emotionally abused by a bully who then lies to his parents and others saying ...
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- I would seriously consider home school. There are so many ways to do it that it can work for virtually any family. I get to chose my kids' friends. Because their socia...
- have to go to school must will not tolerate it they can help
- I will be blunt. Grow a backbone. This is your son and he needs your protection. If he came to you and said this boy is doing this and you do nothing what is he g...
Bully, Bully
Asked by D.S. from Chicago
on February 20, 2010
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Help! My child is being bullied in school and I don't know what to do. He is seven and is being bullied by a girl in class that excludes him from all play activities...
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- There are a lot of anti bullying group sites online. My best advice is to check them out. One that I've followed on Twitter is: http://social.bullying.co.uk/ It's fro...
- I am soooo sorry your son is going through this. If I was you I would immedialtly talk to the teacher and principal. If these kids are making it difficult for your so...
- Start documenting everything your son says this girl is doing to him. Schedule a meeting as soon as possible with his teacher. If things don't improve in a couple we...
What to Do About the Bully
Asked by A.S. from Pittsburgh
on March 4, 2010
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My daughter has had a problem with a certain girl at school for 2 years now. They are both in 2nd grade. I have talked to the principle about the issues and thought it...
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- You need to print out this EXACT LETTER that you just wrote, give a copy to that employee and mother of bully, AND to the principal and let them both know you WILL def...
- Yes! Go up the chain of command to the superintendent of your school district. I can't believe that kind of behavior in a 2nd grader! If the principal is unwilling to ...
- I'd contact the girl's mother directly and tell her about it. If the mom/school employee doesn't remedy the situation, I'd start looking for a different school. I wo...
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 and Suicide
Asked by J.G. from Cincinnati
on October 16, 2010
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Why do you think this is happening? It's terrifying, and just to say my opinion: I think kids are desensitized. I read an article where the girls who were doing the bu...
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- I absolutely blame the lack of discipline in kids today. It used to be mainly the abused kids doing the bullying, now it's also in very large part the spoiled ones. ...
- Teach compassion--not how to be a doormat. But encourage her to express her ideas and beliefs. If she can relate to how other kids feel, I think she'll be less likel...
- Keeping quiet about bullying allows it to continue to happen. I teach my children to speak up when someone is bothering them or hurting someone else. Call attention ...
Bully
Asked by C.S. from Dallas
on January 25, 2007
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My son is having issues with a bully on the school bus. He told me on yesterday that a 5th grader was punching him over and over in his stomach on their way home from ...
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- You need to take the bullying VERY SERIOUSLY. I remember a few months back, a website that I read about a child who committed suicide over being bullied by another st...
- My son was in the same situation from the third-fifth grade. We talked to several teachers and the principal. Needless to say it helped to some degree but my son conti...
- C., You can't protect him forever, but at the tender age of 7/8 he desperately needs your protection (especially from a big kid). I'd definitely consider the option ...
Is My Son the Bully or Is He Being Bullied?
Asked by C.B. from Cleveland
on March 2, 2012
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My son is 12, and is really working hard on his behavior problem in school. It just seems that no matter what he does, it is always his fault, and he gets into trouble...
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- your son is not the bully the other kid is. I for one knowing the principles reaction or lack thereof would have wanted for my kid to actually spit in the other kids f...
- The other boy is the bully because he is the one repeatedly harassing your son after he's been asked/told to stop. And your son handled it the best way he knew how and...
- It's an unfortunate outcome of the anti-bullying efforts that kids today are reluctant to stand up for themselves because they're afraid they're the ones who will get ...
Bullying
Asked by R.S. from Chicago
on October 13, 2012
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Hello Moms,
I have a question regarding bullying. My daughter is 10 and she very stocky for her age which she get's from her father's side. We diet and excercise an...
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- I assume you have some sort of social status or you would not be able to afford this type or boarding school situation. Therefore let your money do the talking. Tel...
- You are her mother and she has to depend on you in this situation because the other adults are letting her down. In my opinion when an adult doesn't squash this, they...
- I agree, go to the school. I would also insist that the other parents be called in for a meeting so that it's known, in no uncertain terms, that bullying won't be tole...
