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For generations, children have been told to “walk away” or “just ignore it” when they’re being teased. But Dr. Elizabeth Laugeson, founder of the PEERS clinic at UCLA, says this is the wrong approach to take. She shares some scientifically proven social skills that can help your child deal with being teased at school and other social settings.
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