Signs of Bullying
As a parent, there are many things you need to diligently watch for in your child. One of them is to look for signs of bullying.
There are health risks related to depression for the victim, bully, and those who witness bullying, which may include:
Irritability or anger
Nightmares
Headaches
Stomachaches
Inability to concentrate
Multiple joint and muscle pains
Weight gain or loss
Depression
Difficulties in falling and/or staying asleep
Self-injury (i.e., cutting)
Impulsivity
Suicide attempts
Homicidal thoughts
If your child is experiencing any of the above, talk with them, and contact their pediatrician or teacher. For more information call 800-808-7437.
This information was provided by University of Maryland Children’s Hospital, the Center for Infant and Child Loss, and the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
Source: Life in a Medical Center - Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: Chris Lindsley Tags: Children's Health Kids Uncategorized bullying Signs Source Type: blogs
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