02. Often complains about a stomachache or headache
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Children that have problems at school have different reactions to stress. Some of the most popular reactions are headaches and stomachaches. Some of them just pretend to be ill to stay home and not to go to school where they will have to see their offenders.
The most important job of a parent is to notice even the smallest signs that a child is having trouble at home or at school, and confronting that through a conversation or otherwise. A good talk is a first and most necessary step to overcoming difficulties. After that, you will need to react depending on what the child tells you.
When you were at school, were there kids who were bullied by their classmates or other kids? How did it impact their behavior?
