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Help, my child is a bully, what now? 'Don't get angry right away'

Help, my child is a bully, what now? 'Don't get angry right away'

Bullying, exclusion, and online harassment are significant concerns for children, as highlighted by UNICEF. This article explores the underlying reasons for bullying behavior and offers guidance for parents on how to constructively address it if their child is the instigator.

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