What to do about bullies

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As many as 20% of school children are repeatedly victims of bullies. Psychologists have learned that being a victim of a bully can have long-term psychological consequences. Parents are advised to inform the teacher about the bullying and to reassure the victim that they are not to blame.

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6 things good moms never say

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Some comments that parents make can hurt their children's self-esteem and trust. One way in which parents hurt their children is by nagging them about tasks that need to be done. A better approach is to announce their requests and the consequences of not following those requests.

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Tired of being Sergeant Mom? Stop nagging, and try these six ways to get kids to cooperate

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Parents who act like drill sergeants are not effective in correcting their children's behavior problems. Tips are presented on constructive ways to handle minor mishaps, messy rooms and other situations.

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