♀? Calm response, intelligent solution
In the face of children being bullied, anger and impulse will not help solve the problem. Stay calm and lead rationally, and you will find that things can often be handled better.
Listen to your heart and calm your emotions.
The broken heart of a child needs your care and understanding. Whether witnessing or listening to children's stories, the first thing to do is to calm children's emotions and provide them with a safe spiritual harbor.
Cultivate self-confidence and let children shine with unique light.
Tell children that being different is a unique charm. When they understand this, they will build up a strong sense of self-worth, identify themselves with pride and feel the beauty of being respected.
Expand social contacts and establish a network of mutual assistance.
Keep good communication with your child's friends and let them know how you feel about your child being bullied. In this way, they will be more willing to share the little things in school with you and jointly protect their children's growth.
Teach children to defend their rights.
In addition to educating children to be kind, they should respect others, and let them know that their own things are inviolable. When someone tries to infringe on their rights and interests, they should bravely stand up and refuse, and firmly safeguard their rights.