Bullyingproof: How to Identify, Understand and Deal with All Types of Bullying (Unabridged‪)‬

According to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child from 1990, every child has the right to feel safe at home, at school, and in any community. Bullying is not needed in a child's life and, generally, this type of behavior does not go away on its own. On the contrary, it often gets worse over time, and it needs to be treated directly.  

For this harmful behavior to stop, we must all intervene when it occurs and even take measures to prevent it from happening. The first step is to recognize the existence of bullying and to understand it. 

The book, which does not pretend to be exhaustive on this topic, will give you some information that will help you recognize if your child or a child you know has been a victim or witness of bullying or a bully. 

This information will also help you to act in order to end the bullying and to help the child who is victimized. 

What will you learn in this book: 



What is bullying?
 Object and definition of the term bullying 
 People involved 
 Disparaging and marginalizing acts  
Different types of bullying
Bullying - a stressful experience 
Six types of bullying 
 How do you approach this situation? 
 Phase one - negative conflict management 
 Phase two - bullying is established 
 Phase three - abuses of rights and power 
 Phase four - exclusion phase  
Consequences/effects of bullying
Bullying makes you sick 
Mental and health consequences of bullying 
Bullying can traumatize the victim 
Bullying can damage your career in the long term 
Bullying victims are more likely to suffer from depression  
My child is bullied.
Symptoms of being bullied 
What is the change in behavior? 
Steps to help your child fight bullying 
Preventing bullying on your child 
Teacher's part in preventing bullying 
How do I know if my child is a victim of bullying? 
What to do if my child is bullied  
My child is a bystander to bullying.
Teaching your children to raise their voice 
Symptoms of being a bystander 
How can parents intervene in such situations? 
Bystander: a powerful role in society  
My child is a bully.
Frequent habits of a bully 
Symptoms of being a bully 
Problems linked to parenthood: Search within yourself! 
Helping your child 
Keeping a vigilant check and balance  
Conclusion 
Response of parents 
Measures for prevention of bullying 
Anti-bullying programs  
Seven effective tips against bullying