We live in a world that is driven by technology... There is an old saying that goes, "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me," but when I was in second grade I learned a slightly different version that goes, "sticks and stones may break my bones but words can also hurt me." From my experience with bullying, I would say the second version is closer to the truth. I've been bullied at different times throughout my life without anyone ever throwing a single stone, and I can tell you that just because words don't leave physical marks, it doesn't mean they don't leave indelible scars. "Reading all the awful things people were saying about me behind a computer screen almost destroyed me. It wrecked my self-confidence, and completely changed the way I felt about myself. That may have been the first time I was cyber bullied, but it wasn't the last." Continue Reading Click Here
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For many children taking a test, riding the bus, or even spending time with friends can trigger anxiety. As parents we are often unsure what we can do to help them. Since we all know children spend a vast majority of their time on their phones or other electronic devices, why don't we bring the help to them! The Anxiety and Depression Association for America has put together a list of mobile apps to help children. Check out the list of apps and see if there's one your child likes. Click Here October is the Month of the Young Adolescent! No age tests our patience and knowledge more than 10-14 year olds! Below is an article providing quick advice regarding various aspects of your child's life including friendships, social media, conversations, peer pressures, and so much more. Click Here |
Brooke Potts
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