Bullying is an imbalance of power where the victim is upset but the bully typically is not. Bullies usually have no remorse and do not see the need for a resolution. Bullying is ongoing and can be a serious emotional or physical threat.
There are several different types of bullying that caregivers must be aware of in order to prevent or halt bullying behaviors.
When caregivers are committed to ensuring the safety of all children in their care, a bullying prevention program is an excellent way to address common behaviors in older children. A successful bully prevention program is:
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