What is Ages 9-11 Tweens

Preteen is a person between nine and twelve (but this age could sometimes extend up to the age of 15) before that person becomes a teenager. It is a relatively recent term used to ...

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my daughter and i got in an argurment and i said things that were hurtful. she is getting a voice, which is good, but i wish i had not said what i did, i was upset and saddenned by the treatment she is getting in middle school,a girl called her a lesbain,so i wanted to remind her that she had an option to go to a different middle school, yet she denied it, regardless of the atmosphere of this school. she said she has friends here, well i said, where? now i feel so bad, because i think it was hurtful. i don;t know how to manage or help her with the things that these kids are saying and doing to one another. if i could i would take her out ,and put her in a christian school, but i don't have the money. i feel so sad that she has to put up with this, and even sadder that i wasn't there for her. i just get so angry. when i hear what these kids call her. when i was that age, i was a bit mean, because i had three brothers, and learned how to fight, but she just takes it. the principal, just seems overwhelmed in the school, so i don't even call her. ps, nothing against lesbains, it is just that it was said to hurt her. by a kid that is always being very mean to her.
Posted on 05/07/09, 09:05 am
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Reply #1 - 05/07/09  11:46am
" take it up with the school guidance counselor. they have to start doing something to stop the bullying. there have been enough tragedies in schools to let them know what happens when it is ignored. also look into counseling for your daughter, it will help give her the tools she needs to deal with the bullying "
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Reply #2 - 10/28/09  4:38pm
" How are things now? "

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