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Get To Know The Signs That Indicate Your Child Is Bullying Others, And Learn How To Address It.

There are clear signs that your child may be bullying others if you observe their behavior both at home and in peer groups. This insight is shared in a recent article on Parents.com.
 
 
 
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Controlling or dominating others is the first sign your child might be bullying others.
Graphic with the text, "Making hurtful Jokes."
Making hurtful jokes is another sign that your child might be a bully.
Graphic with the words "Displaying Entitlement."
Displaying entitlement is another indication of bullying in children.
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If your child is--or becomes--secretive, there may be more going on in his/her life.
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Blaming others for everything is an indication also that your child is a bully.
Graphic with the text "Lacking Empathy."
If you notice your child is laughing when someone is sad or hurt, it might be a sign of trouble.
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If you are hearing from your child's teacher about problems at school (teasing or otherwise), you need to take action.

The most important thing to remember is to stay alert and responsive to any changes in your child’s behavior. It’s essential to have a plan in place for when intervention is needed.

If you maintain a strong connection with your child, identifying these behaviors and stepping in when necessary will be easier. We provide tools and resources on this site to help you strengthen your connection with your child. These resources also offer opportunities for your child to role-play various scenarios, enhancing their problem-solving skills with peers and friends.

For additional information on this topic, please visit Parents.com.

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