Neurologist Lists Behavioural Signs of Child Bullying to Watch

Neurologist Dr KK Jindal explains that bullying can affect a child's developing brain, causing stress that disrupts sleep, concentration, memory, and emotional control. Parents should watch for behavioural changes like withdrawal, irritability, fear, loss of interest in hobbies, slipping grades, nightmares, unexplained physical symptoms, tiredness, appetite changes, school reluctance, and aggression. Early recognition helps address mental health impacts.

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