Toddler accused of being transphobic or homophobic was suspended from nursery

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A toddler who was accused of being transphobic or homophobic was suspended from nursery.

Data from the Department for Education (DfE) showed a child aged three or four, was suspended from a state school in the academic year 2022/23 for “abuse against sexual orientation and gender identity,” according to a freedom of information request (FOI) by The Telegraph.


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Toddler accused of being transphobic or homophobic was suspended from nursery

Data from the Department for Education reveals the child was suspended for ‘abuse against sexual orientation and gender identity’
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INSANE!!!!!!!

Probably a toddler boy refused to “play with the pretty dollie” as instructed and demanded the little red dump truck instead.
 
AProudLefty said:
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But is it really possible for a 3-year-old kid to be a bully?


Absolutely not, said Dr. Heather Wittenberg, a Maui-based child psychologist (and mother of four). Bullies hurt or intimidate people they view as weaker than themselves. A very young child “doesn’t have the cognitive capability to be intentionally cruel, or to abuse a power differential. You might as well ask them to do calculus,” she said.

Bullying involves planning, and complex thought. “Toddlers are just focused on putting one foot in front of the other,” said Wittenberg. The ability to discern right from wrong (much less how to systematically humiliate a peer)


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Can toddlers really be bullies? Or are adults over-reacting?

The term “bully” is now being used to describe kids still in diapers.“I was informed by my son's caregiver today that he has turned into a bully,” wrote A.H. on Mamapedia. Her little troublemaker’s age: 19 months. Another post, on Circle of Moms, discussed the proper etiquette for dealing with...
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While children ages 1 year to 36 months can exhibit aggressive physical behavior, Ornstein says, “This behavior is not a result of an intentional desire to be cruel to or to injure another child.”

It’s for this reason that bullying, in its truest form, is not typically discussed until children are of school-age.

“Toddlers do not have the thought process to do this,” Pearlman says. “In fact, if a child is exhibiting troubling behavior, calling him or her a bully actually hurts that child.”



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volsrocks said:
No but this person is





But is it really possible for a 3-year-old kid to be a bully?


Absolutely not, said Dr. Heather Wittenberg, a Maui-based child psychologist (and mother of four). Bullies hurt or intimidate people they view as weaker than themselves. A very young child “doesn’t have the cognitive capability to be intentionally cruel, or to abuse a power differential. You might as well ask them to do calculus,” she said.

Bullying involves planning, and complex thought. “Toddlers are just focused on putting one foot in front of the other,” said Wittenberg. The ability to discern right from wrong (much less how to systematically humiliate a peer)


www.today.com

Can toddlers really be bullies? Or are adults over-reacting?

The term “bully” is now being used to describe kids still in diapers.“I was informed by my son's caregiver today that he has turned into a bully,” wrote A.H. on Mamapedia. Her little troublemaker’s age: 19 months. Another post, on Circle of Moms, discussed the proper etiquette for dealing with...
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I can find experts too!

Bullying is defined as an act of aggression, intended to do harm and repeated over time, and involves a power imbalance. Some people would be surprised to hear that even 3- and 4-year-olds can be bullies or bullied. Bullying can happen at any age and as parents, it is natural for us to want to protect our children, especially young preschoolers. After all, what could they possibly be bullying about? A classmate's new Dora the Explorer tennis shoes, not getting an invitation to a birthday party, someone took their spot at snack or circle time? Well, yes! Henry Schlinger, PhD, from California State University at Los Angeles says that “little kid bullying is so surprising to adults, it is often just dismissed as kids being kids.” While it can be more “obvious” with older kids, it can sometimes look like rough and tumble play, typical of this younger age group.

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Bullying and the preschool child

Suggestions for helping preschoolers who are bullies or being bullied.
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AProudLefty said:
I can find experts too!

Bullying is defined as an act of aggression, intended to do harm and repeated over time, and involves a power imbalance. Some people would be surprised to hear that even 3- and 4-year-olds can be bullies or bullied. Bullying can happen at any age and as parents, it is natural for us to want to protect our children, especially young preschoolers. After all, what could they possibly be bullying about? A classmate's new Dora the Explorer tennis shoes, not getting an invitation to a birthday party, someone took their spot at snack or circle time? Well, yes! Henry Schlinger, PhD, from California State University at Los Angeles says that “little kid bullying is so surprising to adults, it is often just dismissed as kids being kids.” While it can be more “obvious” with older kids, it can sometimes look like rough and tumble play, typical of this younger age group.

www.canr.msu.edu

Bullying and the preschool child

Suggestions for helping preschoolers who are bullies or being bullied.
www.canr.msu.edu www.canr.msu.edu
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From your link

Remember that 3- and 4-year-olds are still developing social skills and can be very physical, so some behavior may look like bullying.
 
AProudLefty said:
I can find experts too!

Bullying is defined as an act of aggression, intended to do harm and repeated over time, and involves a power imbalance. Some people would be surprised to hear that even 3- and 4-year-olds can be bullies or bullied. Bullying can happen at any age and as parents, it is natural for us to want to protect our children, especially young preschoolers. After all, what could they possibly be bullying about? A classmate's new Dora the Explorer tennis shoes, not getting an invitation to a birthday party, someone took their spot at snack or circle time? Well, yes! Henry Schlinger, PhD, from California State University at Los Angeles says that “little kid bullying is so surprising to adults, it is often just dismissed as kids being kids.” While it can be more “obvious” with older kids, it can sometimes look like rough and tumble play, typical of this younger age group.

www.canr.msu.edu

Bullying and the preschool child

Suggestions for helping preschoolers who are bullies or being bullied.
www.canr.msu.edu www.canr.msu.edu
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So let me get this straight a kid wears does the explorer tennis shoes and that constitutes bullying? Or doesn't get an invite to a party? And "snack or circle time"???? You're fucking shitting me right? This sounds.more some little shit got their feelings hurt so now it's. bullying.
 
volsrocks said:
From your link

Remember that 3- and 4-year-olds are still developing social skills and can be very physical, so some behavior may look like bullying.
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We don't have any idea what happened. Listen crackhead. Every time you open a thread you link a worthless article and then completely lie about it. Get a fucking life, loser.
 
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