Apr 2, 2021
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In the short term it is appropriate to talk to school officials, including the
principal. Long term, it's also worth helping your daughter build confidence and stand up for herself. I was amazed to watch my daughter grow in confidence when she started karate. I still would not have considered her capable of physically defending herself in most situations, but the right stature and response can go a long way to making bullies leave kids alone. It doesn't have to be martial arts (although that is directly applicable), but growing in confidence can help discourage the bullying. It's tough at that age.
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I got bullied A LOT as a kid. Like, excessively. For many reasons. I don’t think bullying is good. That said I think you
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80s for me. I was pushed, punched, called names, made fun of for my height, weight, glasses, teeth, religion, poverty
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When my kids come to me telling me that someone is mistreating them I usually tell them “either do something about it or
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I am going to say something that I often have to say to clients and it is always awkward. I do a fair amount of estate
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