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Bullying
Am concerned that my child may be being bullied - not directly, but indirectly, as in being excluded from a group of friends in the neighbourhood. It has happened twice - suddenly the other children ignore him. It's very upsetting, particularly as they have all been friends for years. I'm not sure whether to speak to the parents or the children (my child has not spoken to me about it, despite gentle 'prompting' on my part). Any advice? My child does not lack confidence, is popular, etc (though is a year younger than the others, so this may be the point of 'difference' that's being used as the basis for the exclusion) - it seems to me to be more a reflection of the feelings/insecurities of one of the other children than anything else, though I could be wrong. Any advice gratefully received! Thank you.
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