In order to keep children safe you must set them rules. Many children don’t understand that they need rules but after just a short while are happy enough to follow them. Rules like no internet access without parental supervision or having their emails/text message linked to your phone.
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Anti Bully week – Investigating a potential problem
In the previous blogs we discussed what bullying is and telltale signs a victim of bullying may show.
In this blog we will discuss what you can do to prevent bullying in the first place or stopping it from getting worse.
Anti Bully week – Telltale signs
In the first blog I mentioned that not all children will report bullying to their parents. In fact 2 out of 3 children don’t report bullying to their parents. In this blog we will discuss some ways to spot a potential bullying situation without being told.
Anti Bully week
It’s anti bullying week so here at MAC we have decided to make all the parents and juniors aware of what can be done to prevent this.
Treating mistakes as building blocks
Learning from mistakes builds confidence,” he says. But this only happens when you, as a parent, treat mistakes as an opportunity to learn and grow.
Open the door to new experiences
Burkhardt says you, as a parent, have a responsibility to “increase life exposures and experiences so the child can develop confidence in coping with a larger world.” Exposing children to new things teaches them that no matter how scary and different something seems, they can conquer it.
Acid Attacks – saving a victim
In the previous blog I wrote about awareness of potential attacks and how to think to make yourself a harder target any would-be attacker.
In this blog I’ll mention about what you can do to a victim of acid attack in order to minimise any damage that may occur.
Acid Attacks
Acid attacks are on the rise in the UK. Many more criminals are having acid as the weapon of choice, it’s easier to obtain, conceal and causes its victims to have fear of disfigurement.
Awareness in normal life
Driving from Halesowen to Dudley martial art academy the other morning I watched something that shocked me. It also reminded me that not all self protection covers just you, it also covers the little ones with you.
Persevere, it pays off
Persevere is a word often heard in martial arts, but then again many don’t actually put this into practice.