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October is Bullying Prevention Month

Browse these resources to gain an understanding of exactly what bullying is, why it happens, how to prevent it, and how to help someone who is being bullied – or someone who is a bully.

Books About Bullying – One way to approach the topic with kids is through literature.  Browse this list of books from our Juvenile Health & Wellness Collection to find stories and strategies to share at home or school.

StopBullying.gov – A first stop to learn about all aspects of bullying.

Pacer’s National Bullying Prevention Center – Find resources that parents and teachers can use with children.

Bullying and Cyberbullying – An overview and pathfinder from MedlinePlus.

What is Cyberbullying? – View this page for information and resources specific to cyberbullying.

How Does Bullying Affect Health and Well-Being? – Learn about how bullying affects physical and emotional health. 

Dealing with Bullies – From KidsHealth, an article for kids about what to do if you or a friend are being bullied.

Warning Signs for Bullying – There are many warning signs that may indicate a person is being bullied or is bullying someone else.  Not everyone will ask for help, so it’s important to recognize the signs.

Bullying Warning Signs -- From the National Alliance on Mental Illness, this article covers warning signs that a child who is being bullied or bullying someone else may show, as well as tips for helping kids resist bullying and what to do if they witness bullying.

The video below is from the library's subscription to ParentTV.  This great resource has videos on many more topics for parents, caregivers, and families!  Click below to view Bullying: How to Safely Help Someone.  Looking for more ParentTV?  Click here and log in with your library card!

 

 

Last updated September 16, 2024.