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Bullying
Bullying can take physical, verbal, social and online forms. Parents and schools can respond best by listening to children, documenting incidents appropriately, reducing harm and addressing the behaviors involved without blaming victims.Helpful resources: Bullying in schools, relational bullying among friends, and weight-based teasing. For urgent online situations, read our five-step cyberbullying guide.
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