Kids often don’t tell adults they’re bullied: you may have to voice your concerns. Ask direct questions about the situation that concerns you that may indicate bullying.
- “You’re always hungry. Have you been eating your lunch?”
- “Your CDs are missing? Did someone take them?”
- “Your jacket is ripped. Did someone do that to you?”
- “You seem to rush home to use the bathroom. Do you use the one at school?”
Kids often don’t tell adults they’re bullied: you may have to voice
your concerns. Ask direct questions about the situation that
concerns you that may indicate bullying. “You’re always hungry.
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Dr. Michele Borba answered:Kids often don’t tell adults they’re bullied: you may have to voice your concerns. Ask direct questions about the situation that concerns you that may indicate bullying.
