This document provides 3 tips for parents to help prevent bullying: 1) Listen attentively to children when they discuss bullying to understand their emotions and establish trust; 2) Work with schools as they are important allies, sharing concerns with officials and developing plans; 3) Support respectful behaviors by volunteering and supervising activities to teach children about appropriate conduct and anti-bullying.

1. THREE BULLYING
PREVENTION TIPS FOR
PARENTS
By James Cortopassi

2. Introduction
 Throughout his career in the field of law,
James Cortopassi has demonstrated an
unwavering commitment to community service
and charitable giving. In particular, James
Cortopassi supports the efforts of the Be A
Buddy Not A Bully Foundation, which tackles
the problem of bullying in the United States
and beyond. Below are several ways parents
can address bullying problems involving their
children.

3. Tips for Bullying Prevention
 Parents should make an effort to listen attentively
to their children. All too often, parents overreact to
news of bullying and forget about the actual
emotions experienced by their children. By
supporting children and validating their feelings,
parents can establish trust and help their children
come forward with information about bullying.
It’s also critical that parents work with schools.
Schools represent a powerful ally in the fight
against bullying. In addition to sharing concerns
with school officials, parents can develop a plan to
address bullying incidents in the future.

4. Conclusion
 Lastly, parents should support respectful
behaviors. By serving as field trip volunteers or
activities supervisors, parents can teach
children about appropriate behavior and
bullying prevention.