Publisher's Synopsis
Has your child been bullied by someone online? Have you found their self-esteem has been affected by things another has said about them on the internet?
Some bullies act tough on the playground, and some bullies act tough on the computer. Bullies may act tough, but really, they're the weak ones. The good news is that cyberbullying, a now constant threat to the well-being of our children can be overcome. If your child has endured a cyberbully, then they are strong, and this activity book will help you help them remember that. Using Cyber Savvy, parents can work directly with their children (ages 6 to 10) as they work through their feelings of fear as well as learn how to deal with these feelings in appropriate ways and build their self-esteem. With- adorable cartoons to capture children's interest
- activities designed to help children identify what a cyberbully has said online and how that targeted quality is actually something that makes them special
- exercises to help them articulate their positive attributes and embrace them
- visual journaling and art therapy that helps children focus on those who care about them most and translate the feelings for those people to feelings of safety and happiness
- daily reflection journal to implement what they've learned
By spending just ten minutes a day engaged with the more than thirty-five activities in this book, your child will learn to process their feelings and identify the best in themselves while finding compassion for bullies. Get started today to help your child understand the reasons for cyberbullying and to remember the incredible awesomeness that lives inside them. What parents are saying "My ten-year-old daughter and her friends love to share their photos with each other online. I try to see which friends she accepts and chats with. I never expected that one of her own friends (after a big fight) would be the one to bully her. She didn't tell me about it for a couple of weeks but I noticed she was acting upset. I am so grateful Cyber Savvy to help her work through her feelings." "So many books out there teach us how to protect our kids from the Internet. I'm glad there's a book now to help them after being bullied online. We simply cannot monitor every minute of our child's day. Thank you so much for this workbook." "My eleven-year-old has always taken everything close to heart. He's very sensitive. This activity book has helped him see bullying behavior as not being about him at all, and I find that he's much more generous in his compassion than I ever would be for the kid who was mean to him online. I've learned as much as he has."
