5 Ways to Help a Child Who is Being Bullied 

Finding Cooper's Voice Kate Swenson

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According to statistics reported by ABC News, nearly 30 percent of students are either bullies or victims of bullying, and 160,000 kids stay home from school every day because of fear of bullying

How to help

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As we all know too well, name–calling, cruel taunts, cyberbullying, and physical bullying happen every day to kids across the country.

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A parent can often feel helpless, angry, frustrated, and sad with their child is being bullied. Here are 5 steps you can take when your child is being bullied.

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listen 

Listen to what your child has to say.

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DO NOT RETALIATE

Don’t retaliate against the bully or family.

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find help 

Find a teacher or administrator at your child’s school who will help.

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believe your child

Take your child's side. Let them know that you love them and believe them. 

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praise your child

Help your child feel good about himself by finding something he can do well.

Signs that your child is being bullied

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Losing friends they prviously had 

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Upset after a phone call/text or email

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Making negative comments about themselves

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Signs that your child is being bullied

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Not using the bathroom at school

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Avoid activities outside the home

Being more isolated suddenly

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