Look for what is going on in your child's interaction with others and what is causing your child to misbehave. Understand your child's feelings, then teach and reward more appropriate behavior. Listen to your child. She needs to know that she can trust you and look to you for help. Take complaints of bullying seriously.
Children often are afraid or ashamed to tell anyone that they have been bullied.
Tell the school immediately if you think that your child is being bullied. Alerted caregivers can carefully monitor your child's actions and take steps to ensure safety. Work with other parents to ensure that the children in your neighborhood are supervised closely on their way to and from school. Don't bully your children, physically or verbally. Use nonphysical, consistently enforced discipline rather than ridiculing, yelling or ignoring your children when they misbehave.