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Not all aggressive behaviors are acts of bullying. Yes, your child can engage in bullying behaviors or be a victim of bullying, even in preschool. Suicide in preschoolers is a growing issue. The prevalence of suicidal thoughts and behaviors, considered together, in preschoolers is reported to be 4-13%. “A shocking statistic has revealed that 4% of U.S. preschoolers are affected by depression and it is rising by an alarming 23% each year” (teachkloud). Stopping bullying behavior early is critical. So now what. Partnership for promise strives to...
Dealing with a situation where your child is the bully can be challenging and emotionally taxing for any parent. It’s important to approach this issue with care and a commitment to fostering a positive change. Here are several steps to consider: #1. **Recognize the Signs** - Be aware of changes in your child’s behavior, such as increased aggression, withdrawal from friends, or a sudden change in academic performance. Pay attention to their interactions with peers, both in person and online. #2. **Open a Dialogue** - Create a safe space for you...
Partnership for promise has taken on bullying as a special focus area. Kids who are bullied can struggle to concentrate in school, which can affect their mental health. Bullying that is severe, long lasting, or happens a lot can cause anxiety, depression, and other stress-related disorders in victims and bullies. In rare cases, some kids have attempted or died from suicide. One of the most dangerous forms of bullying is cyberbullying. Sometimes cyberbullying can be easy to spot — for example, if your child shows you a text, comment, or post t...
