Teaching your child how deal with teasing.

[journeymom]

On another thread I mentioned how I'm trying to help my son deal with this other kid. A mom posted a link to this article:

http://wondertime.go.com/learning/ar...our-child.html

So I spent the morning reading through Izzy Kalman's web site, and so far I think it's very helpful.

If your child has been dealing with teasing, or if you were teased a lot when you were a kid, I urge you to read the article linked above, and then read his How To Stop Being Teased and Bullied Without Really Trying.

Warning: there are absurdly ugly illustrations to go with the How To article. Really, what is he thinking? But look past them and read what he has to say.

[LynnS6]

Thank you! I've bookmarked this. I think ds could really benefit from this. I really like the lessons, and we can try those this summer if the teasing becomes a problem again.

[moss]

I'm loving this website. My ds is an aspie (bully magnet), and we've tried lots of different strategies to cut down on teasing/bullying. Nothing's really clicked for him, but he was really able to understand the approach that this website presents. Thank you so much for posting these links!!