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Bullying and teasing

First steps to stop bullying
Bullying and its effects are not a normal part of growing up and it is not a problem children can solve themselves. Adults need to respond to it directly and take steps to prevent it. Canada

Bullying needs to be taken seriously by adults
Bullying is deliberate. It is the desire to hurt, threaten or frighten someone. It can be with words or actions. A detailed overview about bullying in early childhood with suggestions for what to do about it. Australia

Bullying - More than sticks and stones
Questions and answers about bullying and teasing. United States

Easing the teasing - how parents and caregivers can help
Strategies to support children who are being teased. United States

Teaching children to be assertive
Teaching children assertiveness skills to cope with bullying and teasing. United States

Bullying - don't suffer in silence
What parents can do at their child's school about bullying and teasing. United Kingdom

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