Psychologists Explain What Causes Children to Become Bullies
Children who do not receive adequate parental attention and support may feel neglected or rejected. Lack of support can lead to insecurity and a desire for attention and validation.
This can manifest in various ways, including aggressive or bullying behavior toward peers. By becoming bullies, children may feel a temporary sense of power and control, which can help them to feel better about themselves.However, this behavior ultimately harms both the bullies and their victims.
Parents and caregivers need to provide children with attention and support. They need an emotional connection to thrive and develop healthy relationships with others.This can include spending quality time with children, actively listening to their concerns, and providing positive reinforcement and praise for positive behavior.
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