There is a lot of information about what you should do if your child is bullied. There’s also a lot of information about how parents can lessen the risk of bullying for their children. Problem is, much of this information is so conflicting that it is not always easy to know what to do. We […]
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This is How to Bully-Proof Your Kid, According to Experts
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It’s science: adopting the right attitude can help rid your kid of negative self-talk
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“Don’t touch my vagina” and other tips to guard your child from sexual abuse
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