Get Free From School Bullies

We've all have bullies in our life sometimes, haven't we? When I was in fifth grade, I had a bully that always wanted to beat me up. I'll bet you as a parent can relate. I've heard the experience of a girl who sat in front of a bully girl and the bully would alway pull this girl's hair. She would turn around and ask her to stop. She would just merely laugh and then do it again a minute later.

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There are all kinds of school bullies, aren't there? Some are innocent, just making cutting remarks to the ones that are violent, hitting and punching other students. If there is a bully in your kid's life, something must be done. Of course, the situation will vary and it will determine what you might do about it. Here are some suggestions.

Does your child have a problem during class? If so, ask the teacher to move them to a different desk. Sometimes the student isn’t actually bullying your child, but another child that is sitting by them. The teacher could even think that your child is just what the bully needs to help him or her.

"I had a daughter who was partnered up with the most difficult student in the class because the teacher thought that my daughter would help him behave", one parent said. Well, did it work out? Notice what this parent said, "Instead, she started complaining about school and didn’t want to go anymore. When I talked to her about the reasons why, I asked the teacher to move her. It took care of the problem for my daughter."

What if the bully is actually hurting your child? Enough is enough. The teacher and principle need to know. You need to let them know that you will not put up with this. It's more than likely that there is a procedure that the school follows with this type of bully who is hurting other students. If they don’t seem to be doing anything about it, talk to them again in a more firm way. It could be that your child will have to go to another school. And tell them if need be, you'll talk to school board about it using names.

Now, what if your child is the bully? Well, you need to put a stop to it now. And if need be, they might have to go into counseling because eventually this could learn to a more dangerous path. This is not the type of behavior you want your child to continue. They need to learn to respect other children and behave properly. In other words, this is not a situation that you want to play with. Something must be done, NOW.

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