Tips to immunize your child from bullying and prevent him from becoming the executioner

Racism and bullying practices have become pervasive in various aspects and fields. That superior view that belongs to the people of a particular group themselves, which global institutions have always called for to overcome, is no longer limited to adults with mature minds, but also affects those young people, whose attitudes and attitudes are still Ethics are formed. A study - the first of its kind - found that every one of three students is a victim of racial discrimination and bullying, and studies also showed that children can adopt signs of racial prejudice since the age of five, and one of the manifestations of this is dealing with members of a specific ethnic group in a better way than others. The manifestations of that racism among children in schools increased the phenomenon of school bullying

Defining school bullying, an approach to dealing with it

Norwegian researcher Danny Alois defines bullying as a set of intentional negative actions - such as scolding, cursing, scolding, or direct physical contact such as hitting by one or more students in order to harm another student. Bullying appears in its verbal, physical, emotional or psychological form.

While it may be difficult to talk with children and children about topics related to racism and bullying, especially those that occur in school, the interest in mentioning these issues and discussing them in front of children, prepares them for a more understanding of that world and what they are going through

Tips to protect your child from bullying and racism
In this article, we provide important advice and guidance to parents on how to discuss issues of racism and bullying in appropriate and easy-to-understand language with their children, in order to avoid many of the upcoming problems, and also so that they can understand, respect and adequately appreciate the differences between people.

Acknowledge the differences
When your child asks you about the reason for the difference in skin colors, for example, you can take advantage of that occasion to talk about the difference between humans in general, and these differences between us only mean that each of us has something that distinguishes him and makes him unique.

Encourage your child to ask questions
Do not avoid the child’s questions or silence him when he talks about the differences in the body, for example, because this would generate the conviction that dialogue on these topics is prohibited.

List fairness as a human value
Exaggerating the description of racism as an unjust practice builds a barrier between your child and the world and results in the formation of racist tendencies in him

The importance of learning about other cultures
Introduce your child to other cultures. Bringing in products from different cultures, such as foods, movies, and stories, is a way to help your child reduce prejudices and encourage him to form friendships that are inclusive.