When should my child just walk away from bullies?

Emphasize that your child should leave the scene as soon as possible if ever he feels unsafe or his gut says, “Something might happen.” Ideally the child should walk toward other kids or an adult. Tell your child: “Don’t look back.” “Get help if you need to.”

Also say: “Fight only as a very last resort if you must defend yourself.” And then emphasize that you will support them! Beware that your child may be injured or suspended or expelled, and the bully could very well get away with the cruelty if the incident was not witnessed.

Keep in mind that most bullies target children who are vulnerable, so telling your child to defend himself may not only be an impossible feat but may also set him up for injury.

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