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Ideal_Rock
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Rainydaze' suggestions sounded so good to me, although I am yet to get to that stage in life with my young boy. My younger brother was badly bullied at school, bullying can have a foul affect on the innocent victims, the experience does not end when the interaction with the bully is over for the day. IN fact, it can have emotional effects for a lifetime.
Do you think it would be worth contacting the parents of the bullied child, and having your son initiate some form of contact, apologetic meeting or playdate or whatever? I think the victim's psychological state also needs to be cared for, and having your son being made aware of his impact can probably help bring an end to his 'acting out' as well?
Is he too young to see that the victim has nothing to do with the 'issues' he is struggling with in his life?
Anyway, all the best in solving this!
all my sympathies are with you.
Do you think it would be worth contacting the parents of the bullied child, and having your son initiate some form of contact, apologetic meeting or playdate or whatever? I think the victim's psychological state also needs to be cared for, and having your son being made aware of his impact can probably help bring an end to his 'acting out' as well?
Is he too young to see that the victim has nothing to do with the 'issues' he is struggling with in his life?
Anyway, all the best in solving this!
all my sympathies are with you.