FaithSowEsther's Brave Decision
View storyEsther spoke up for her threatened people; the modern application encourages children to help bullied friends safely.
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The child sees a classmate being pushed or mocked and does not know what to do.
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Esther spoke up for her threatened people; the modern application encourages children to help bullied friends safely.
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The midwives refused to harm babies and protected threatened people; children helping bullied peers should involve adults.
Whom did the midwives protect? Who can help when you see a peer being harmed?
Thank the child for telling you. Adults must handle the situation; do not ask a child to confront the bully alone.
Go somewhere safe and tell a teacher or caregiver. When safe, accompany the friend away.
Joseph left when pressured; helping a peer can mean moving away from danger together rather than staying to fight.
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