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Talk to organizations for getting emotional help for your child.

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Block the bully from social media sites and block the bully’s phone number on your child’s phone and his or her email address in your child’s email account.

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Work with your child to document all incidents, including printing emails, taking screen shots of text messages and writing down all incidents in a notebook. Will help when going to the school or authorities on the bullying.

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Make the school aware of the situation by talking to your child’s teacher, principal or guidance counsellor.

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Signs of Victim: Being upset after using the Internet or receiving a text message. Becomes secretive about his or her digital life, withdrawn from family and friends and nervous when new messages come in.

Stops participating in group activities and avoids school and group events. Experiences a decline in grade point average. Stops doing homework. Drastic changes in mood, sleep and appetite patterns. Wants to stop using the phone or computer. Conducts self-destructive behavior.

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Legal Consequences: Charges can include acts of harassment, intentional infliction of emotional pain, negligence and vicarious liability.

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Consequences: Suspension form school, removal from sports and other activities, and , depending on the severity of the acts, legal consequences.

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"Those involves in these bullying acts are at a greater risk of suffering from suicidal thoughts, attempts, and completed suicides." -Kids Health from Nemours

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Long-term and frequent acts of bullying can lead to a high risk of depression, anxiety, and stress-related disorders for both the bully and victim

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Threatening to post embarrassing photos, videos or comments unless the victim does what is asked.

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Any other online conduct geared to demean, embarrass or scare the victim.

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Creating a fake profile or website designed to cause harm to the victim.

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Posting false comments or embarrassing photos on social networking sites.

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Threatening behaviour using any form of technology.

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Cyberbullying can be intentional (persists after bully is told the consequences of their actions) as well as unintentional (generally stops after the bully is confronted).

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Definition of Cyberbullying: “The use of technology to harass, threaten, embarrass, or target another person.” - Kids Health from Nemours