Bullying: Children and Adults

A parent would reach for this book when they suspect their child is experiencing social friction at school or if they want to proactively build a vocabulary for healthy boundaries. It serves as an essential roadmap for navigating the complex dynamics of peer relationships, offering clear definitions of what bullying looks like in both physical and emotional forms. The book emphasizes that safety is a community effort, involving both children and the adults who care for them. By focusing on empathy and bravery, the guide helps children aged 6 to 11 understand the difference between 'tattling' and 'reporting' for safety. It is particularly useful for families who want to move beyond just identifying the problem to finding actionable solutions. Parents will find it a grounding resource that validates a child's fears while empowering them with the social tools needed to foster kindness and justice in their everyday lives.