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You can't bully-proof your child, but you can support him to develop the skills to protect himself, and to seek help when he's in over his head.
Article12 Ways to Empower Your Child Against Bullying -- Including CyberBullying
You can help your child develop the skills to stand up to bullying behavior, and you can keep him from becoming a bully. Here's how.
ArticleAggression from Other Kids: Here's How To Help Your Child Find His Voice
Let's help our kids stay grounded in their own dignity and compassion as they cope with the unhappy people who will inevitably come their way.
ArticleCoaching Kids To Gracefully Handle Aggression from Younger Siblings
Eight essential tools to help your child deal with aggression from a younger sibling.
Article12 Ways to Empower Your Child Against Bullying -- Including CyberBullying
How to help your child develop the skills to stand up to bullying behavior -- and how to keep your child from engaging in bullying behavior, online and IRL.
ArticleStrategies for Kids to Fend Off Bullying
Six of the most successful strategies to help kids defend themselves against bullying.
ArticleToddler Pinching Playmates
This toddler must be feeling a passionate emotion, because it's likely that only such a strong feeling would have led her to act aggressively.
ArticleTrying to Connect with 4 Year Old who Destroys Things, Hurts Little Sister
Child is stuffing all his tangled up feelings. While four year olds are still developing impulse control, this child's behavior is a cry for help.
ArticleHow do I stand up for my toddler at the playground?
Most of standing up for your child is modeling for her how she can stand up for herself. Here's how a parent can intervene respectfully and teach social skills.
ArticleMy toddler is aggressive, what went wrong?
Most two year olds experiment with aggression because they're still learning to control themselves. It's good to nip it in the bud, but it's completely normal.