All About Bullying

[HansA12]

crystal_lim\" post_id=\"1970437\" time=\"1586321749\" user_id=\"185017:

Have anyone thought of using parental control app on your child's phone ?

If yes, why?

If no, why ?

Yes to avoid my child from accessing explicit content and so I can manage his screen time as well. It's very hard to control him with his screen time without any supervision.

[HansA12]

crystal_lim\" post_id=\"1970437\" time=\"1586321749\" user_id=\"185017:

Have anyone thought of using parental control app on your child's phone ?

If yes, why?

If no, why ?

Yes to avoid my child from accessing explicit content and so I can manage his screen time as well. It's very hard to control him with his screen time without any supervision.

[juanlim]

Upbringing of a child is an important part. How we teach our kids about surroundings, teaching them how to handle a situation is important. Kids don’t know what is right or wrong it’s us (parents) who tells them the difference. Now a days bullying in schools is common. As parents we should talk to our kids , teach and aware them about bullying and if any of our kid is a problematic one, we should take him/her for counseling. Either way i believe schools aren’t safe anymore be it bullying or any other reason. Choosing Online school over traditional schools is something safe and best these days.

[PGHunter38]

Hi, I completely agree that parents should constantly talk about this with their children, and as often as possible. This is a terrible but very important topic that everyone should talk about. I am constantly talking with my daughter about this.

[CarYip31]

While any type of bullying can be hurtful, cyberbullying can hurt someone just as much as physical or verbal bullying because:

It’s public – lots of people can see it
It spreads quickly
It can be hard to escape
The bully can be anonymous
Removing it can be a difficult process

Always check your kids from time to time now that they are at home. Social media is one of the platforms with a lot of cases of cyberbullying.

[crystal_lim]

HansA12\" post_id=\"1971244\" time=\"1586925976\" user_id=\"182952:

crystal_lim\" post_id=\"1970437\" time=\"1586321749\" user_id=\"185017:

Have anyone thought of using parental control app on your child's phone ?

If yes, why?

If no, why ?

Yes to avoid my child from accessing explicit content and so I can manage his screen time as well. It's very hard to control him with his screen time without any supervision.

do you mind sharing with us how old your child is when you start using parental control software ?

My son is 12. I am really worried about his device usage but I also do not want to be seen as an overbearing mother who restricts his freedom to learn online. I know that parental control software helps to block and filter content. But I'm wondering if that is enough ?

I have been thinking a lot about using such software. But I fear that the trust between my child and I will be eroded...

Would anyone even want to risk the erosion of trust just for the sake of ensuring their \"safety\" online ?

or are we just feeding our own anxiety at the expense of our child's privacy ?

[crystal_lim]

CarYip31\" post_id=\"1972505\" time=\"1587698020\" user_id=\"182987:

While any type of bullying can be hurtful, cyberbullying can hurt someone just as much as physical or verbal bullying because:
It’s public – lots of people can see it
It spreads quickly
It can be hard to escape
The bully can be anonymous
Removing it can be a difficult process

Always check your kids from time to time now that they are at home. Social media is one of the platforms with a lot of cases of cyberbullying.

Do you think communication alone is enough to check on their online wellbeing ?

Or have you ever thought of checking their internet activity ? In your case, do you check their social media activity ?

[crystal_lim]

PGHunter38\" post_id=\"1971345\" time=\"1586969821\" user_id=\"185103:

Hi, I completely agree that parents should constantly talk about this with their children, and as often as possible. This is a terrible but very important topic that everyone should talk about. I am constantly talking with my daughter about this.

How do you talk to your daughter about such topic ?

[crystal_lim]

OMG ! I FINALLY FOUND IT ! AN app that does meets my need as a parent who respect my kid’s privacy : )


I found a really interesting app that might be able to keep my child safe. Looking at the app, it does not infringe on my child’s privacy while offering parents a quick overview of the online well-being of the child.

Really interesting app. I think many parents will love it.

[Mr_December]

bugmenot\" post_id=\"1975026\" time=\"1589151601\" user_id=\"83203:

If you find out that your child is being intimidated, you urgently need to contact the police or a lawyer for legal advice, and then after assessing the situation by a lawyer, go to court. I recently found myself in such a situation and immediately turned for help to a lawyer https://www.federallawyers.com who understands the work of their judicial procedures, and also, of course, helps you to be guided by your own situation. My lawyer constantly answered my calls and I was always up to date with my case. My case was examined quickly and professionally with a positive result in my direction.

That looks serious, no parents would want to go through this but I think if there's really a need for some legal advice this is very helpful information. Hope everything is fine now.