The government has set up a site to give parents information on bullying
Posted: 05/09/2011
There are many options out there for parents who are concerned that their child might be getting bullied, or could be targeting other children.
The federal government is taking a strong stand against bullying and has set up a website to help children, teens and parents. One of the many issues it addresses is open communication.
The website stresses the importance of communication between you and your children, as well as their school.
Click here for more information .
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