ISBN: 9798189317187 - the honest parent guide to bullying: helping children through one of childhood's hardest experiences — a research-backed guide for parents, ages three to fourteen: 4 (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Bullying is one of the words parents dread hearing most -whether it is their child saying 'I'm being bullied' or aschool calling to say 'your child has been bullying others.'Both conversations are among the most painful in parenting.Both are more common than most parents realize. And both>The Honest Parent Guide to Bullying covers what bullyingactually is - and what it is not - at every developmentalstage from age three through fourteen. It holds empathyfor everyone involved: the child who is targeted, thechild who is bullying, and the bystander who witnesses it.Because every child in this story is a child who deserves>Four chapters follow the complete developmental arc: - Three to Six: When conflict becomes something more -the distinction between normal peer conflict and bullyingthat determines everything about how you respond, earlyaggression research, and what to do when your preschooler>- Six to Nine: The peak years - why bullying peaks inelementary school, the powerful role of the bystander, how to work with schools as a partner rather than anadversary, and the empathy intervention for the child>- Nine to Twelve: Relational bullying and the socialworld - the sophisticated, invisible cruelty of socialexclusion and friendship manipulation, the neuroscienceof social pain, and how to support a child whose peer>- Twelve to Fourteen: Cyberbullying, identity, and thedigital landscape - what makes cyberbullying distinctivelyharmful, the cyberbullying disclosure agreement thatresearch shows is the single most important thing parentscan establish, and how to anchor a child's identity when>This book covers the full range of bullying experience: physical, verbal, relational, and digital. It addressesthe bullied child, the child who bullies, and thebystander - with equal depth, equal research backing, and equal empathy. It gives parents specific tools forworking with schools, for documenting and reportingcyberbullying, and for supporting children's recovery>The Honest Parent Guide to Bullying is Book Four inThe Honest Parent Guide series - research-grounded booksfor parents navigating the moments that have no easy answers.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bullying is one of the words parents dread hearing most -whether it is their child saying "I'm being bullied" or aschool calling to say "your child has been bullying others."Both conversations are among the most painful in parenting.Both are more common than most parents realize. And bothdeserve more than generic advice. The Honest Parent Guide to Bullying covers what bullyingactually is - and what it is not - at every developmentalstage from age three through fourteen. It holds empathyfor everyone involved: the child who is targeted, thechild who is bullying, and the bystander who witnesses it.Because every child in this story is a child who deservesto be understood. Four chapters follow the complete developmental arc: - Three to Six: When conflict becomes something more -the distinction between normal peer conflict and bullyingthat determines everything about how you respond, earlyaggression research, and what to do when your preschooleris hurting others - Six to Nine: The peak years - why bullying peaks inelementary school, the powerful role of the bystander, how to work with schools as a partner rather than anadversary, and the empathy intervention for the childwho is bullying - Nine to Twelve: Relational bullying and the socialworld - the sophisticated, invisible cruelty of socialexclusion and friendship manipulation, the neuroscienceof social pain, and how to support a child whose peerrelationships have been weaponized against them - Twelve to Fourteen: Cyberbullying, identity, and thedigital landscape - what makes cyberbullying distinctivelyharmful, the cyberbullying disclosure agreement thatresearch shows is the single most important thing parentscan establish, and how to anchor a child's identity whenonline cruelty is attacking it This book covers the full range of bullying experience: physical, verbal, relational, and digital. It addressesthe bullied child, the child who bullies, and thebystander - with equal depth, equal research backing, and equal empathy. It gives parents specific tools forworking with schools, for documenting and reportingcyberbullying, and for supporting children's recoveryfrom one of childhood's most painful experiences. The Honest Parent Guide to Bullying is Book Four inThe Honest Parent Guide series - research-grounded booksfor parents navigating the moments that have no easy answers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bullying is one of the words parents dread hearing most -whether it is their child saying "I'm being bullied" or aschool calling to say "your child has been bullying others."Both conversations are among the most painful in parenting.Both are more common than most parents realize. And bothdeserve more than generic advice. The Honest Parent Guide to Bullying covers what bullyingactually is - and what it is not - at every developmentalstage from age three through fourteen. It holds empathyfor everyone involved: the child who is targeted, thechild who is bullying, and the bystander who witnesses it.Because every child in this story is a child who deservesto be understood. Four chapters follow the complete developmental arc: - Three to Six: When conflict becomes something more -the distinction between normal peer conflict and bullyingthat determines everything about how you respond, earlyaggression research, and what to do when your preschooleris hurting others - Six to Nine: The peak years - why bullying peaks inelementary school, the powerful role of the bystander, how to work with schools as a partner rather than anadversary, and the empathy intervention for the childwho is bullying - Nine to Twelve: Relational bullying and the socialworld - the sophisticated, invisible cruelty of socialexclusion and friendship manipulation, the neuroscienceof social pain, and how to support a child whose peerrelationships have been weaponized against them - Twelve to Fourteen: Cyberbullying, identity, and thedigital landscape - what makes cyberbullying distinctivelyharmful, the cyberbullying disclosure agreement thatresearch shows is the single most important thing parentscan establish, and how to anchor a child's identity whenonline cruelty is attacking it This book covers the full range of bullying experience: physical, verbal, relational, and digital. It addressesthe bullied child, the child who bullies, and thebystander - with equal depth, equal research backing, and equal empathy. It gives parents specific tools forworking with schools, for documenting and reportingcyberbullying, and for supporting children's recoveryfrom one of childhood's most painful experiences. The Honest Parent Guide to Bullying is Book Four inThe Honest Parent Guide series - research-grounded booksfor parents navigating the moments that have no easy answers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…