Understanding the cues to help your child from bullying at school
4 months, 2 weeks ago

Understanding the cues to help your child from bullying at school

Hindustan Times  

The biggest fear for a parent is knowing that your child is suffering in silence. The signs of bullying can be subtle, yet they can have an extreme impact on a child's emotional and psychological well-being. The Warning Signs of Bullying The signs of bullying can be subtle, yet they can have an extreme impact on a child's emotional and psychological well-being. What to do to help your child cope with bullying If your child is being bullied, it's imperative to take immediate action to help them cope with the emotional stress and feelings of vulnerability. By providing a supportive and nurturing environment, you can help your child regain their confidence and develop resilience in the face of bullying.

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12 tips for teachers to help young minds overcome trauma, post-bullying experiences
6 months, 3 weeks ago

12 tips for teachers to help young minds overcome trauma, post-bullying experiences

Hindustan Times  

Bullying may refer to any action done to someone which might arouse in them fear, agony, anguish and anxiety where the fear of this untoward action takes hold of one’s mind so firmly that a child may even refrain from disclosing it completely. In a classroom, a teacher happens to be the nearest individual to the children and it is …

From stigma to support: How parents can help their children overcome the fear of reporting bullying
1 year, 8 months ago

From stigma to support: How parents can help their children overcome the fear of reporting bullying

Hindustan Times  

Are you concerned that your child is too afraid to speak up about bullying they may be experiencing? "It is important to recognize and address the stigma around reporting bullying, as it can prevent victims from accessing the help and support, they need. They further shared with HT Lifestyle, stigmas surrounding reporting bullying, its impact on children's mental health, and …

6 ways parents can help their child deal with bullying
1 year, 11 months ago

6 ways parents can help their child deal with bullying

Hindustan Times  

Bullying can have a deep impact on a child's psyche. Bullying can negatively impact a child's self-esteem and in many cases lead to mental health issues like depression and anxiety. While bullying is considered a normal part of growing up and many parents may think the child will learn to deal with it in time, it is important for parents, …

My child is being bullied. Should I intervene?
2 years, 3 months ago

My child is being bullied. Should I intervene?

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A few months ago, my daughter was bullied in school. “My daughter was aggressively bullied since middle school about her weight, her looks, and for being introverted,” says Kriti Joshi, parent to a now 23-year-old daughter. She once opened up about this to her teachers, who just told her to stop all her drama.” Joshi’s daughter moved on and successfully …

Parenting tips to help your child recognize and deal with bullying at school
2 years, 3 months ago

Parenting tips to help your child recognize and deal with bullying at school

Hindustan Times  

When children are bullied, they often don't realize it or they may not understand that bullying can take many forms and may simply assume the other child is joking or be unable to identify social cues and limits. Parenting tips to help your child recognize and deal with bullying at school Be ready to have a serious conversation with your …

Talk to your kids about bullying
4 years, 1 month ago

Talk to your kids about bullying

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Helping children understand bullying is important. Similarly, subjectivity in terms of distress tolerance, where one child may feel easily bullied by being intimidated, laughed at or not invited to a birthday party while another child couldn’t care less. It also helps children get closure in case of such an incident, reduces bystander behaviour, or supporting the “more powerful party” attitude, …

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