Bullying in our schools is a serious problem. Bullying can cause serious hurt to victims, leaving them with emotional scars that can last into adulthood. In this article we look at bullying, how to identify it and how to deal with it at the school and with your child.

The main thing to remember when your child is being bullied is that they need help. You are their first line of defense but not their only aid in this situation. Learn where to find other assistance for your child.Being bullied is no laughing matter. (...)

Bullying is nothing new in schools but it has escalated tremendously. For instance, technology has given bullies another way to terrorize their victims. Despite steps taken by parents and teachers it is still a huge problem. (...)

Bullying is on the rise these days. It has even reached cyberspace. But you can prepare your child to help stop them from becoming a victim. Here are some ways to arm your child against bullying.Bullying can take many forms. (...)

As parents, we are tasked with teaching our children how to be good citizens. They see us as examples. When it comes to bullying, you can also help them with the way you act.They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. (...)

According to statistics, bullying is an increasing problem. You might not know statistics, but you have seen the news reports over the past 10 to 20 years that bear out that it is still an issue. (...)

When you think of bullying you often imagine a big kid picking on a smaller one on the playground. Today, bullying has breached the Internet and changed the rules. Learn all about cyber bullying and how dangerous it can be. (...)

Your child or another is being bullied. As a parent, you want to rush straight to their aid and stop the problem. But, that is not always the best solution. Learn when to step in and when to step back.“What can I do?”This is often a parent’s first thought. (...)

When a child is bullied, they just want it to stop. There are ways to go about it properly and other ways that can lead to still more violence. When you counsel your child, remember these ten things that they should not do in the event they are bullied. (...)

Bullying is a tough issue for parents and kids. It scares parents and kids are reluctant to talk about it. Here are some signs to help parents recognize that their child is having trouble with bullies. (...)