How can you help a child if you don’t even know they need the help?  

What if you’re happily dropping your kids off at school in the morning oblivious to what they’re about to experience?  

Or what if you’ve a feeling something is wrong but they just won’t open up? 

If you wake in the night worrying your child wouldn’t tell you if they were a target for bullying then this is for you.

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We’ve all heard people recount stories of how the quiet kids snapped one day in class after months of torment from the class bully and lashed out, put the other kids on their butt and there in that single defining moment was the last time someone picked on them.

It happens.  We all know it does.  Fighting back is what a lot of people resort to in order to make the bullying stop. 

Many parents sign their kids up for self-defence or martial arts lessons in hope they’ll build their confidence and make them more physically capable of defending themselves.  While this may work for some it doesn’t work for everyone.  If your child doesn’t want to physically fight back or you’re not comfortable with it then this episode is to reassure you it’s not the only option.  Actually, there’s another way which is far more effective.

It's easy to get more support, take a look at the available mini courses on my website - www.gemmahills.com/bullyproof/

Your child’s being bullied at school and you’re about to speak with the teacher.  Here are 3 essential steps when approaching the school if you want a successful outcome.

It's easy to get more support, take a look at the available mini courses on my website - www.gemmahills.com/bullyproof/