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Bullying

For years the media has pushed it into the forefront of our kids' minds as well as those of us parents, both moms and dads. You'd think with all this awareness enough has been said about bullying in real life and cyber bullying online and it would seem that we can't do anything more.

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The statistics unfortunately say otherwise: 20% of all students in grades 9-12 are experiencing bullying*. And that doesn't even include all the boys and girls in middle school and younger. Most definitely there is still so much more work to be done to protect our kids from something that harms them and could potentially kill them emotionally and even physically.

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So, before you do anything else as a mom myself of four high school students (2 daughters, 2 sons)  I implore you to join me and take the pledge right now by clicking above - Know that it will make a BIG difference. You never know, your action today might even be helping your own child since as a parent you may not even be aware that your child is being hurt by their disturbing social phenomenon.

For more information about all the harm bullying our children is doing and what you can do about it visit stopbullying.gov

*Center for Disease Control Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System

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