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Bullying can leave kids feeling scared, alone, and unsure of themselves. And as adults, it can be hard to know what to do or say to help. Here you'll find practical tools to help you understand what's happening, figure out what comes next, and help your child feel safe, supported, and strong again.
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Bullying is complicated, and there's a lot happening beneath the surface. Why do kids bully? How should we respond when it happens? And how do we help children become more resilient and empathetic? These articles explore those questions and offer practical ways to help.
Kids Can Be Cruel. But Why? The Science Behind Bullying
What's happening beneath bullying behavior, and what understanding it can teach us about how to respond.
How I Know It's Possible to Overcome Bullying
A personal look at what bullying can leave behind, what helped me heal, and how we can help kids rebuild their confidence.
The Resilience Paradox: Why Protecting Our Kids Too Much Makes Them Fragile
Why protecting kids from every hard experience isn't the same as helping them become resilient, and what they need from us.
We Weren't Meant to Live Like This
Why connection and empathy matter, and how we can help raise kids who see and care about the people around them.
Words for you, tools for your child.
Milo Power Cards
Pocket-sized prompts that help children calm big feelings, reconnect with their strengths, find their voice, and rebuild confidence after hard experiences like bullying.
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Schools & educators
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Invite Jenna for an interactive author visit featuring a read-aloud of Milo and the Wisdom of the Sea, a conversation with kids about big feelings and resilience, and a Milo Power Card they can practice together.
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The Meltdown Reset
3 simple tools to help your child move from overwhelmed to calm, without yelling, lecturing, or trying to fix the feeling.