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) For younger kids, taking a more active approach can work well. However, older kids tend to want to feel self-sufficient and may not want you to intervene. In that case, go to another trusted adult, who can observe the child (such as a teacher), and ask them if they think the child is being bullied. Ask them to keep an eye out for you. And then take the appropriate action if things escalate or your child comes to you for help.
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