Talk with your child about bullying
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It’s National Bullying Prevention Month! Bullying is when a child tries to hurt another child physically or emotionally. Kids who bully use their power (like being popular or physically strong) to control or hurt others. |
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Start by talking with your child about bullying — before you see signs of a problem. Here are some things you can say. |
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“If someone is picking on you, we can figure out what to do together.” |
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“In our family, we believe that everyone deserves respect.” |
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“What would you do if you saw someone getting picked on?” |
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Forward this email to other parents you know to help start a conversation about bullying. |
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