In commemoration of Cyberbullying Awareness Month, we've invited Dr. Anuradha Rao to answer your questions about this prevalent issue faced by our children today.
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(2) Don’t take away their devices or cut screen time, unless the child is agreeable. Studies show that one of the main reasons that children (and young adults) shy away from telling a parent/guardian about their cyberbullying experience is that they are afraid that they would lose their devices/screen time.
- Finally if a child isn't ready to talk about it, then don't pressure them. Just let them know you are there and trust them, but continue to observe their behaviours so that you can respond in a manner that best suits your child
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