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When her 5-year-old son showed up at the door
with a black eye and a bloody cut on his head, Brooke Fike knew it was
time to take on the bullies. For weeks, several boys at school had been
swinging their backpacks into her son's head. One day they dumped a
carton of milk over him during lunch.
As Fike tried to remedy the problem, she realized that the bullies seemed to be the kids in class who couldn’t sit still and listen. They didn’t do their homework. They were almost constantly in motion. Turns out, those behaviors could have been the first clue to parents and school officials that these boys might be the ones who were going to turn into bullies.
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