Bullying

No matter what form bullying or cyberbullying takes, it happens far too often and can have damaging effects.

Some are calling this breed the “New American Girl.” She’s more physical, not afraid to be aggressive or go after what she wants, and she takes care of herself.

Empower your tween to respond gracefully when confronted by “mean girls” and seek adult help if she finds herself being bullied.

Many adults carry some kind of psychological hurt from their childhood years.

How to know if your child is being bullied, and what to do if your child is the one bullying others.

How does a parent recover and move on from the tragedy of their child committing suicide?

Peer pressure is real. Help your kids spot peer pressure, gain tools to deal with it, and be strong enough to deal with someone’s reaction to hearing “no.”

Emma Mae Jenkins encourages young listeners to express their Christian faith boldly as she describes how she herself was inspired to become brave in sharing the Gospel with her schoolmates, even in the face of bullying and other opposition.

Parents can help their kids break out of the bullying cycle.

Teaching children how to recognize the difference between unkindness and being bullied

Equip your kids to take a stand against bullying.

There is a personal and societal cost of bullying.

How can parents help children deal with bullies on the bus, playground or wherever? Here’s some practical advice.