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It is so important that parents sit down with their children even at a really young age and talk about bullying. Their kids are going to experience bullying in preschool. They are going to experience bullying all the way through high school. And it´s really important that kids know that there is an open door policy with their parents when it comes to bullying. Every parent really needs to make sure that their child is being bullied, isn´t being a bully and isn´t being a bystander that does nothing. Every parent needs to be in tune with their children so they can kind of tell when something is off and when something is going on because a lot of times it´s minor bullying that they might not know about. And so, real parents, they keep the discussion going from when they are young to when they are old.

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Dan Pearce is the divorced father of four year old Noah, who came to him through adoption. Dan is also the author of The Real Dad Rules and Single Dad Laughing: The Complete Second Year, and his blog, Single Dad Laughing. When he started Single Dad Laughing in the summer of 2010, his then-wife had left his life almost as quickly as she’d come into it, and he was feeling about as valuable as a dollar-store sweater (and unraveling just as quickly). He started the blog because writing has always had the power to heal him in his darkest of moments. His goal is to spread worthwhile ways of looking at things. Before becoming a writer, Dan worked in retail, in the corporate world, and as an animal artist.

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It is so important that parents sit down with their children even at a really young age and talk about bullying. Their kids are going to experience bullying in preschool. They are going to experience bullying all the way through high school. And it´s really important that kids know that there is an open door policy with their parents when it comes to bullying. Every parent really needs to make sure that their child is being bullied, isn´t being a bully and isn´t being a bystander that does nothing. Every parent needs to be in tune with their children so they can kind of tell when something is off and when something is going on because a lot of times it´s minor bullying that they might not know about. And so, real parents, they keep the discussion going from when they are young to when they are old.