Watch Replay of Spot & Stop Bullying

Bullying is a growing concern for many families in Malaysia – and it’s not always easy to recognise or respond to.
This session brings together expert insights, a parent’s journey, and a child’s lived experience to help you:

Watch the Replay

Spot the Signs Early

Trust your instincts - small signs matter

ToolKit for Parents

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Your response determines whether your child will open up again.

What to do if you suspect bullying?

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Resist rushing in angrily, choose to respond over reacting.

When to seek help

Support Resources [Malaysia]

Final Encouragement

Bullying is real – but so is a parent’s influence.

Your child doesn’t need a perfect response – they need a present parent.

Stay close. Stay calm. Stay intentional.

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Q&A: Bullying in school

Question: Our son just started at a new school, and we’re afraid he is being bullied. What can we do? Answer: Bullying is a rising problem – and “thanks” to technology, it isn’t limited to the school ground anymore. It can happen to anyone, anytime, anywhere. First, don’t wait for your son to talk about it. If you sense there’s a problem, say, “Is someone picking on you at school?” Some bullies will threaten to harm a child if he tells. Keeping the lines of communication open will assure your son that he’s not alone. Also, watch for nonverbal signs of bullying (wanting to stay home, consistently “losing” recess money, etc.) Second, take it seriously. It may take every bit of courage your child has to admit he’s being harassed.

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