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  The parents can do many things to help kids stand up against bullies at schools and colleges. By preparing your child in advance, you will be equipping them with skills to deal with bullies. Moreover, It will gain their internal strength and confidence. These two assets will serve them well in their later life. Self-defense is not all about hitting back or using physical force for protection. In fact, self-defense prevents problems before they happen. It involves confident and forceful behavior to respond to a bully’s attempts. You can discuss these self-defense strategies with your kids to prevent bullying behavior. 1. Confident body language. Healthy self-confidence is enough to prevent your child from bullying. Lazy kids can appear weak and can be targeted easily. Unfortunately, the kids with low self-esteem faced bullying situations. Below are helpful strategies to improve your child's body language and self-confidence.   Confident Walk. Walking with a purpose at their destin

  You're just coming out of the store when you notice a man walking up from behind. He appears to have an envelope in his hand. You watch as he approaches and hands it to you before quickly turning around and walking away. What do you do? Disregarding your curiosity, what if you have a child with you? Situations like this are almost inevitable as the holidays approach, and many people often fall victim to those predators waiting for an opportune moment to rise. Tip 1 –  Be alert!  – Sounds simple right? It is no brainer, really; however, so many people are so preoccupied with their phones, personal appearance, and other distractions that they barely realize what ten feet in front of them is. Tip #2 –  Keep your luggage to a minimum –  if you're carrying many bags, then you might let it weigh you down. Predators are looking for easy prey. We recommend leaving behind the pocket diaper or the new laptop case to stay safe. If you are going on a shopping spree, bring a friend and ma