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Trevor Romain: Bullies Are a Pain in the Brain

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I am an elementary school counselor and loved the "Bullies" book. I thought I'd give the DVD a try--and the kids like it even better than the book. It's definitely worth the money.

This is a well made video for kids of all ages. Even younger children will have no trouble comprehending the concepts it tries to teach. My children are 4 and 7 and they had no trouble fully understanding it. The video held their interest and helped open up a dialogue regarding bullying.

The video explains the tactics that bullies use to intimidate their victims. The main character demonstrates what children often do when bullied, some common misconceptions and what tactics are most successful.

I found the video to be very informative, even for myself, and would recommend it to all parents of young children.

My 9 year old son totally enjoys all of the Trevor Romain products. We have borrowed his books from our library and DVD's from Netflix. Now we are building our own collection. We were introduced to Trevor Romain while researaching books on stress and anxiety to help my son deal with difficult situations. My only negative comment is... since the dvd's were sold through a vendor and not amazon, I had to pay shipping on each dvd instead of one shipping charge for all three dvd's purchased

Great DVD to educate young children on ways not to bully their peers. I would highly recommend this DVD.

This video is a great way to teach kids about what constitutes a bully and how to deal with bullies. It is light-hearted and funny, like all of Trevor Romain's videos. I am an elementary school counselor and show this video to my 3rd-5th grade students and they love it!

Travor Romain: Bullies Are a Pain in the Brain, is a great video. My 7-year old really loved to watch it, and has watched it several times. Like all Travor Romain videos, it gets the key points across, provides useful information, while entertaining both young and old. After mentioning how much we enjoyed it, our Libraian went out and purchased a copy, too!

I purchased this DVD after reading reviews on Amazon. I previewed it at home before I played it for the children I work with. It was fine and even therapeutic until it showed someone picking their nose and holding a booger in front of a bully's face as the "wrong way" to deal with a bully. With that, it became useless. Returned DVD next day.