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In Pune, the student chose to commit suicide after being teased by her classmates. Takes extreme decisions like jumping to school and ending himself. Parents are shocked to see this incident. Is the child doing well at school, this question is repeated by parents. Be more careful with education after seeing this incident. Watch out if your child is being teased by classmates at school. Know how to understand even if you don’t say it verbally. What is the cure for this problem?

Recently, ‘Springer Nature’ surveyed at least 130,000 teenagers. It shows a worrying picture. Many students suffer from anxiety as a result of sarcasm at school. Some people also lose sleep at night. Let’s find out what are the symptoms?

• She used to go to school everyday. But if you suddenly see that your child does not want to go to school, then be careful. Do not scold the child. Ask him why he doesn’t want to go to school. Talk to school authorities if necessary.
• If you suddenly see that your school-aged child has various minor physical problems. Suppose he says he has a headache or doesn’t want to sleep at night. Or he is careless. So be careful. Seek medical advice. Do not hesitate to go to a psychiatrist if necessary.
• Your child likes people. Someone actually gossips with him at home. The guest feels sad when he leaves. These are normal symptoms. But if you see a sudden change in his behavior. Not wanting to meet anyone. Locked himself in a room alone. But something went wrong. Talk to the child about why the behavior is inconsistent.
• Constant teasing at school may have caused his mood swings. He may cry suddenly. Or if you get a little angry, you need to be careful. Talk to school authorities. Consult a psychiatrist if needed.
• Many times it is seen that someone is forcibly ‘bullying’ him in school. Taking away any belongings. In that case, have an open discussion with the child. Ask where it was lost, if someone took it.

If you are suffering from such problems, don’t stay silent. Because, someday it can take a terrible form. Take immediate action. Talk to school authorities. Consult a psychiatrist.