1. Engage Parents and Youth
It is important for everyone in the community to work together to send a unified message against bullying. Launch an awareness campaign to make the objectives known to the school, parents, and community members. Establish a school safety committee or task force to plan, implement, and evaluate your school's bullying prevention program.

2. Suggestions to Offer Parents
Help children develop self confidence
Communicate and ask questions
Teach empathy
Encourage childhood friendships
Do not teach aggressive behavior
When necessary, intervene
Stay involved in the school
Talk to teachers and administrators
Do not react emotionally
Discuss the difference between narcing
and reporting

3. Parents: Keeping Your Child From Bullying Others
If your child is doing the bullying
Spend time with your child daily.
Know where your child is and with whom.
Make it clear that you do not tolerate this behavior, but that you still accept your child.
Arrange for an effective nonviolent consequence if your child continues to bully.
Reward good behavior.
Teach your child positive ways of solving problems and managing anger.
National Crime Prevention Council