Share the article: Facebook Twitter August 23, 2013 Fit Facts: What Does Bullying Look Like? On a sitcom, a bully might be a tough 12th-grader who stuffs a puny freshman into a locker. In reality, bully behavior can start as early as preschool. If your child has been bullied — or has been the bully — he or she may not tell you. Bullying is aggressive behavior that’s repeated and on purpose. It lowers kids' self-esteem. Bullying can cause hurt feelings, fear and anxiety. Being picked on, pushed around and shunned is not acceptable at any age. Kids who are victims are often too embarrassed or scared to tell their parents. Stay alert for these signs: |