Kids Teased By Their Parents Are More Likely To Be Bullied

According to child psychology experts, children who are consistently teased, mocked, or ridiculed their by their parents are more likely to have issues with bullies. 1 / 5

The study was published in the Journal of Youth and Adolescence, and researchers observed 1,409 children between the age of 13 and 15 for three years. 2 / 5

The results showed that derisive parenting increases adolescents’ risk of victimization. 3 / 5

Other than the lack of confidence to stand up for themselves, these kids also don’t seek help and choose to silently endure the torment. 4 / 5

Researchers observed that the subjects had difficulties dealing with their emotions, and they often lashed out through verbal and physical aggression. 5 / 5