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What to do when your child is the bully: Chicago parents weigh in
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Kate Atkins-Trimnell
Chely Carrillo
Lisa Cheruff
Lolita Cusic
Tracie Guzolek
Jiye Lee
Jeff Mezydlo
Rani Morrison
Rebecca Moulfarha
Kerry Quirin 
Brian Reilly
Anne Rezabek
Aileen Robinson
Ryan Salzwedel
Jackie Sergeant
Mona Shah
Cherish Walsh
Monique Zipperich
Trish Muro
Heather Earnhart
Rebecca Pobloske
It's important to take in all the details, and if possible, have the child present when parents/teachers confront our family with such information. Having a child hear it from someone other than his own parents, yet with his parents in the room, could let the child know just how serious a matter this is.
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