Bullying4 tips for parents when your child is being bullied
Here's four easy steps you can take to help your child feel seen, safe and heard.

At Dolly's Dream, we want you to know something really important:
What's happening to you is not your fault.
You don't deserve to be treated badly. You deserve to feel safe, included and supported.
And even if it feels like nobody sees what you’re going through… you’re not alone. We’re here to help you, one step at a time.
In an emergency, or if you feel at risk, always call 000 first.
Our Bullying Support Line is here to help you feel supported and less alone.
Being bullied can make you feel small, scared, or invisible. But your feelings matter, and there are people who want to help you feel stronger.
If you’re ready to talk, or even if you’re just curious, we’re here.
Call or webchat with the Dolly’s Dream Bullying Support Line whenever you need someone on your side.
You’re not alone. And you never have to go through bullying by yourself.
Find out more and get in touch by clicking the button below.
BullyingHere's four easy steps you can take to help your child feel seen, safe and heard.
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