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There is nothing worse than your child coming home from school in tears because someone at school was being rude to them and picking on them. It breaks a parent’s  heart in two! And, it is UNACCEPTABLE!

I have absolutely NO tolerance for any bully PERIOD. It is important to Stand Up To Bullying And Stay Strong! Don’t let them get away with it or they will keep doing it!

Stand Up To Bullying And Stay Strong!

When my son was in first grade there was a bully that picked on everyone at the school, so it was not just my son. But, my son always had something to tell me about this bully, when he got home from school. I hated it! So, I wrote a note to the principal, called his teacher and talked with her. She moved the ‘bully’ away from my son (across the classroom) and soon, the bully moved. I swear the whole grade was happy that the bully moved and was now gone!

What You Can Do To STOMP Out Bullying!

Report Bullying

Don’t be afraid to tell an adult. Telling isn’t tattling! You are helping someone. I try to tell my kids this all the time!

Who should you tell? You could tell your parents, teacher, school counselor, school nurse, coach or any adult you trust.

Be sure to tell exactly what happened … who was bullied, who the bully was, where and when it happened. Even if you suspect a kid is being bullied, it’s a good idea to report that, too. Most adults really do care about bullying and will be glad that you told them about it.

If you tell an adult and you don’t think they are doing anything about the bullying or if the situation isn’t improving, tell another adult. Keep telling adults until someone does something to help.

You can find more helpful tips HERE to stop out bullying for good!!!

More About National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month

October is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month and to signify its importance, STOMP Out Bullying™ created BLUE SHIRT DAY® WORLD DAY OF BULLYING PREVENTION™

Blue Shirt Day® World Day of Bullying Prevention™ is observed on the first Monday of every October. In 2016 it will take place on October 3rd!

Someone you know could be bullied. Someone you know might be a bully. Help them! Let’s Stomp Out Bullying!

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About Kim Delatorre

Kim Delatorre is a mommy to three beautiful, smart little kids and wife to an amazing husband of 24 years! She enjoys reading, writing, spending time with her family and blogging.

Comments

  1. Richard Hicks says

    I like this campaign. Yes, I still remember an incident that happened to me when riding the bus in elementary school.

  3. Maryann D. says

    I also have absolutely NO tolerance for any bullying. I feel so bad for children who are bullied and my children have been bullied. I am so glad for this campaign.

  4. farmermomwife says

    I wasn’t exactly bullied in school, people were jerks here & there though. I was bullied by neighborhood kids. My older brother also bullied me 🙁 I still have emotional issues to this day from the way he treated me. One of the neighborhood girls that bullied me became my sister in law(we get along fine now); she married my bully brother. Go figure :/

  5. Beth W. says

    Of course, i am sure most people have, which is sad, but true, if we teach our kids kindness and compassion, they will have a much better world to grow up in! ♡

  6. Debbie White says

    It’s the bully’s parents who should be held accountable for their child’s bad behavior in and out of school. There should be stern consequences for both the bully and their parents. School is a place of learning, and no child should be scared to go to school. I don’t for the life of me, understand why this problem can’t be solved.

  8. Mia says

    I feel that I was bullied as a kid because I was very small for my age. I am glad that there is so much more awareness these days.

  10. Meghan Finley says

    I have been bullied and I’m glad that someone has decided to bring awareness to this issue

  12. vickie couturier says

    no,i havent been bullied as a kid but someone tried a few months ago to start being a adult bully,,i blocked them totally and have no contact at all with them now,,my daughter was bullied in 2nd grade and i went to the school and confronted the bully with the teacher present and told her it was NOT going to be tolerated,,,that was 25 yrs ago,,but it did stop

  18. Tamra Phelps says

    I love this campaign. Teaching kids to stand up to bullies (and to stand up FOR kids being bullied) is so important! One bully can make an entire classroom miserable.

  19. Edward L says

    So, another way to look at this is… Learn to fight back. I don’t know what’s happening in society, everyone is afraid, “oh, I’ll get sued” or “cops are going to take me in.” We have natural instincts to fight or run; it happens in the wild and we’re no exception…survival of the fittest if you will. So, I think this is a very complicated situation where you have natural instincts vs societal opinion.

    I have been bullied as a kid, grew yup in neighborhoods where I didn’t look like everyone else, so therefore I had the choice to fight or take flight. I chose calculated risk!

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