Can You Be Friends With Your Bullies??

In this week's mini episode, our listener asks about living with super strict parents...Yikes. Kat and Deja give their best advice as a mom-daughter duo who are also built-in besties! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. 

This week Kat and Deja get real about sneaking out, late-night Ubers, spending habits, and the growing pains of being a teenage daughter with a bestie and mom wrapped up in one. They open up about how filming hair videos strengthened their relationship, why being an “open book” b ... Show More

In this listener advice episode, the girls dive into a MAJOR friendship red flag and one of the most controversial topics there is.... the GROUP CHAT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. 

Bullying is being mean to someone over and over again. It can happen at home, school, online, on the bus… and it's not always physical. When you're bullied, you can feel hurt, angry, and sad, all at once. So, if a bully hurts you, can you hurt them back? Can you call it justice? ... Show More

<p>Bullying is being mean to someone over and over again. It can happen at home, school, online, on the bus… and it's not always physical.</p><p>When you're bullied, you can feel hurt, angry, and sad, all at once.</p><p>So, if a bully hurts you, can you hurt them back? Can you ca ... Show More

<p>Both genders can be bullies, but their methods tend to be different. Learn more about female bullying, from the schoolyard to the workplace, in this episode of Stuff Mom Never Told You.</p><p> </p> Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.c ... Show More

Carmen talks all about bullying. She shares her best tips for dealing with a bully and how you can respond in a positive way. Carmen also mentions some specific reasons why you might be getting bullied. She also shares her best advice for what to do when you see another person ge ... Show More

This story is about telling fibs, and it’s also about bullying. Sometimes it is hard to say who the real bully is - because of course the smart bullies don’t go around with a badge saying “I am a bully.” 

When you know who you are and how special you are, words that don’t affirm your existence won’t sting as much. That is what Devale thinks makes kids (and adults) pretty much impervious to bullying. Do you agree?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

How do you respond when your child is being bullied? A concerned parent writes in about her 12-year-old daughter who is being taunted by three older boys on the school bus. Dr. Lisa unpacks the dynamics of bullying and answers several key questions: What’s the difference between ... Show More

Bullying is a strangely accepted part of life; no matter how much schools (and workplaces) do to avoid it, bullies still manage to torment their victims. This week we take a look at the science to find out what makes a bully & whether there are any tactics to tackle this persiste ... Show More