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How to Teach Kids to Deal with Bullying

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No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.

– Eleanor Roosevelt

It’s a great sentiment but goodness, if only things were that simple, right?

Bullying is not a small thing to deal with, no matter what age you are.  But children are very vulnerable to bullying because it can influence their self-esteem, confidence, and self-image for the rest of their lives.

Storybooks, audio stories, videos and recommended articles to teach kids to deal with bullying

I’ve rounded up some of the best resources I could find online – including articles, audio stories, storybooks, videos, a podcast and more…

I hope these resources can help you teach your children to understand, handle and become resilient against bullying whether they experience it now or in the future.

How to Stop Teasing and Bullying: Finding a Common Image from Sparkle Stories

Learning about the power of storytelling to address bullying within relationships.  Look up these bullying-themed stories on the Sparkle Stories website: “Melody the Crow” (from the Junkyard Tales: All Together Now Series); “The Geese” (from the Junkyard Tales Series); “Cora the Crow” (from the Sparkle Sleepytime Series); “The Cookout” (from the Martin & Sylvia Series); “Buster – A Story About Bullying” (from the Junkyard Tales Series).

11 Ways to Empower Your Child Against Bullying from Aha! Parenting

The attitudes, strategies and actions you can take to help your child become resilient against bullying.

Nurturing emotional intelligence & empathy from Extremely Good Parenting with Kara Carreo

An article plus podcast about helping children identify their feelings and understand how their behaviours affect others.

Help! My Child is Being Bullied from Childhood 101

Learning the A.C.T. technique (ask, communicate, take notes) to deal with bullying.

From the Mother of a Bully by Every Star is Different

Advice from a mother of a “bully” about how she is educating her children about bullying and helping her child to stop the habit of bullying others.

14 Must-Read Anti-Bullying Books for Kids from We Are Teachers

A round-up of storybooks to help kids learn about bullying and what to do if it happens to them.

Top 10 Multicultural Picture Books on Bullying from Pragmatic Mom

Even more bullying themed storybook recommendations including multicultural characters.

Anti-Bullying Videos and Books for Primary School Teachers from Teaching Elementary and Beyond

A collection of 8 short videos plus even more storybooks about bullying to be used in classrooms or at home.

Great Anti-Bullying Activities And Lesson Plans from Bully Proof Classroom

Hands-on activities and assignments to help children understand the influence of bullying.

What other resources or advice do you have to teach children about bullying?

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Printable activities for 5-8 and 9-12 year olds to teach kids how to act online with kindness, responsibility, helpfulness and more to address cyber bullying and online safety

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Filed Under: Blog, Helping Kids Overcome Challenges, Positive Parenting

About Chelsea Lee Smith

Author, certified parent educator, and mother of three with a background in Communications and Counselling, Chelsea provides resources to parents and teachers who want to incorporate personal growth into everyday moments. Follow her @momentsaday on Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram.

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  1. Natasha

    May 10, 2017 at 3:19 am

    I love this article. I agree, it is good to teach kids how to stand up for themselves in a positive and intelligent manner.

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  2. madaraan

    February 22, 2019 at 12:32 am

    I love this

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  3. Charlotte Rivers

    July 3, 2019 at 1:37 am

    The article from Aha! Parenting is great! I like how they mentioned that parents should teach their kids that it’s okay to intervene when they are witnessing bullying. Nothings worse than knowing your child just stood by while someone was getting bullied at school.

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