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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
If I were confronted that my daughter was bullying, I would immediately apologize on behalf of my child to the teacher/parent. Then I would investigate why my daughter wasn't feeling good about herself to have to physically, verbally or mentally abuse someone else. I would work harder to make sure her needs were being met and remind her how it felt when she was once bullied-not fun.
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