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1. Stop Bullying For
Kids
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2. TIPS
 o Make sure your child knows what is fair and acceptable
behaviour. This provides security. Once they have a strong
sense of right and wrong from how life is managed at home
they will be able to speak up when treated unfairly.
 o Make sure your child can recognize the sneakier types of
bullying and intimidation. Young children sometimes think
bullying is hitting and name calling but being cold shouldered
or receiving hostile looks and gestures can be very hurtful.
 o Your child also needs some guidance on how to react when
things go wrong. Children who bully will often move on from a
potential victim who is unmoved by their actions. An air of
confidence can be sufficient to discourage a would be bully
who is looking for reaction.

3. TIPS
 o Build your child's confidence and self esteem so that these
attempts to undermine them have less impact. Discuss with your
child what their strengths and positive qualities are so that they
have a strong sense of their own achievements.
 o Get things into the open. If the bullying happens at school,
contact staff and ask them how they will use their anti bullying
strategies to redress the situation. Look for a specific action that will
be taken. Don't accept the reassurance that there is a policy and
such behaviour is discouraged. If there has been an incident it is
reasonable for you to want the school to take action.
 o Talk to other parents but avoid hostility. A neutral conversation
about how children who have been being unpleasant to each other
can learn to manage their feelings better may be more likely to get
results.

4. TIPS
 o Talk to your child so that you can both understand what sparked the
incident. This is not intended to excuse the behaviour but to recognise the
factors which triggered the bullying. This understanding can help your child
be more resilient to any future situations. Many children who are bullied do
find it helpful to know that it is not their fault.
 o Increase your own child's power by making them feel important and
ensuring that they know that people will listen to them and notice and value
their achievements.
 o Help them to bolster their friendships with other children so that they have
a strong social network. Bullies often seek out children at times when they
are vulnerable. Being busy and with several companions reduces the
opportunity for bullies to strike.
 o If your child's difficulties persist don't give up on what you have been
doing so far. Change usually takes time. If the school is involved, ask them
what else they can do and who else could become involved.

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