Talk openly: Discuss the situation with your child and their teacher. These days, with so many kids in the classroom, the teacher may not even be aware. Teach your child self confidence by focusing on their strengths and praising them often. Teach them manners and how to be nice to others (golden rule!). Make playdates with friends to help socialization and show them that not all other kids are bullies.
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Yes: Counseling is very important. The age of the child is critical here, as well. Also, advocating for your child at school by insisting on in-service programs for students and staff on bullying will demonstrate you "have their back." you may wish to buy this booklet <http://www.Health.Harvard.Edu/newsletters/harvard_mental_health_letter/2009/september/taking-on-school-bullies>.
Answered 10/28/2012
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