Example taking away your child's phone for a week if he or she is involved in cyberbullying and also stay in touch with them and discuss their daily activities and routine. Get to know their friend circle rule out drug abuse identify and notice gateway behaviors. This can be done more effectively by teachers if school is the place where the child is bullying others. Now, gateway behaviors are some of the giveaway behaviors that may indicate that your child is already involved in such bullying or may get involved in future
Mahima Mamgain
@MM007 · 3:47
And that's why it is so important when parents, especially mothers in their prenatal and postnatal stages to take care of their own mental and physical health and also the development stages of the child because that's the primary stage where a child develops and so on and so forth. There's so many things that needs to be and I do understand that parents back in that generation have their own traumas and could not deal with them with that much awareness which is right now
You. Bullying is the act of unintentionally, causing harm, discomfort or fear to another person through the repetitive, aggressive behavior. And it can take the various forms, including the verbal, physical and social. While bullying can have a serious and the lasting effects on the mental and the emotional and also on the physical well being. So it is important to address and prevent bullying through awareness, education and supportive interventions. So if someone experiencing bullying, consider seeking help from a trusted teacher and the guardian and
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
And if your child is bullying someone, just try to understand what he's going through. Most of the times it is because of lack of supervision. Parents don't actually spend their time in talking to their children, in finding how they're behaving and all. So when you don't put that effort and don't try to understand what they're going through, that actually turns out to be in that way. And it's very important to understand what kind of things are happening with your child
Stephen King
@FeelBetterToday · 1:45
You. Sometimes when a child is doing bullying behavior and acting out, it's often because they're emotionally dysregulated. Now, as I try to ask questions and talk to children about their emotions to see, what are you feeling right before you reached out and were being a bully? What did you feel right before that? It's often hard for the child to recognize their emotions
