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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]From OP - I don't overuse the term bully and my kid is not lying. Why are PPs turning the tables like this? I guess it all gets handed down from parents.[/quote]

How do you know? You are not at school. Usually there are many sides to a story. Don't get mad but you need to really step back. I am telling you my friend got all sorts of upset over things that didn't mean anything in the end. She was always calling the school and this stuff does get around. It does. She was also clueless on the role her kid played. Too many parents are clueless and too many parents believe everything their kid says. Usually it is somewhere in the middle. The end result when a parent gets very dramatic is you think you helped but you really harmed. The best result is the kids being able to get along on some level. Maybe not friends but able to be around. 10 years old is not really bullying age. It is perceived bullying. This is different than older years when kids have more control over what they are doing. Anyway my friend's kid doesn't have friends or many at school because everyone believes that the mom will call the school. So did this help? No.[/quote]

What in the world are you talking about? Ten year olds absolutely can be bullied. Kids can be obnoxious at any age. Of course a mother or father should call the school. There should be a meeting. There is no reason a kid should put up with bullies. It's not a rite of passage.   Most kids do not make this garbage up.  [/quote]

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