The word bully is one parents dread, and it doesn't matter
whether their child is on the giving or the receiving end of the
problem. Bullies are a common problem in schools today. How you
handle bullying can have a large impact on this and future
situations, and set the stage for what is and is not appropriate
behavior for your child. If you've recently found that your
child is being bullied or is a bully, get involved, get active,
and help curb bullying behavior before it goes too far. Address
the issue of bullying with your child: This isn't something
parents can handle on their own -- you must involve your child
in the decision to end the bullying cycle. If your child is
being bullied, parents need to understand how and to what extent
the bullying is taking place. FamilyLobby.com lists multiple
types of bullying including digital bullying, physical bullying
and emotional bullying. The effects of each are equally harmful
and powerful. Determine what type of bullying is taking place
and proceed from there. I