When Your Child Is Bullied: Real Solutions for Families
By: J.E. DiMarco and M.K. Newman
"Most Important Tip List:
· Do not tell your child to ignore the bullying
· Reassure your child that he/she will be protected and you will not stop until there is a complete
· Reassure your child that he/she will be protected and you will not stop until there is a complete
solution in place
· Document all facts of each instance of bullying
· Develop a plan to stop the bullying with the school. Work respectfully and collaboratively, but
· Document all facts of each instance of bullying
· Develop a plan to stop the bullying with the school. Work respectfully and collaboratively, but
aggressively with the school to develop a plan. Make certain you, as the parent, lead the
solution and play a very active role.
· Use all of your community resources:
a. School social workers/guidance counselors
b. Teachers
c. Superintendent
d. School Board
e. School nurse
f. Therapists/psychologists
g. Coaches
h. Members of law enforcement
i. Attorneys
· Act quickly, comprehensively and early. The longer the bullying goes on, the more difficult the
· Use all of your community resources:
a. School social workers/guidance counselors
b. Teachers
c. Superintendent
d. School Board
e. School nurse
f. Therapists/psychologists
g. Coaches
h. Members of law enforcement
i. Attorneys
· Act quickly, comprehensively and early. The longer the bullying goes on, the more difficult the
situation becomes for your child and your family.
· There are real solutions that work, be persistent
· Never: allow your child to participate in “peer to peer resolution”, this only re-victimizes the
· There are real solutions that work, be persistent
· Never: allow your child to participate in “peer to peer resolution”, this only re-victimizes the
victim and angers the bully
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