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To: Dayuhan who wrote (11442)	4/15/2001 9:17:01 PM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) of 82486

Steven when this sort of thing happens, and if it ever happens to your kids, the first thing that needs to be done is to treat it very seriously and make sure all adults involved are treating it seriously. Children know when adults are serious. If adults have a "that's just the way kids are" attitude, kids know it. If the incident was treated seriously the girls should probably have to do some serious talking with each other led by an adult who understands the issues involved. They need to be led in some good group exercises in empathy too, to learn why, as humane people, we never treat other people that way. There are some good films that help get this message across to children as well. And there are many stories about bullying, that examine the targets feelings, which probably need to be assigned to these girls.

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