Stop The Bully: 'Showdown At The Teeter Totter'

Stop the Bully
As a parent, can he or she be aware of the problems that their child may or may not be dealing with while attending school? When one attends school, whether it may be elementary or high school, they are in the hands of one person, the teacher. Teachers have multiple students in their classroom; therefore, they are not able to focus on one individual at a time. Today, there are several students who are or could be facing problems while the teacher is inattentive. When a teacher is unaware of the taunting a child may be colliding with, he or she has the option to confront the bully or tell someone to stop the bullying. Bullying is a problem within the school grounds as well as within The Rugrats episode, “Showdown at the Teeter Totter”. While the episode’s solution is to stand up and be confident towards the bully, another resolution could have been going to tell an adult.
The focus in this episode is bullying. Bullying is another way to be cruel to a person that does not deserve the awful treatment from another person. In this episode, all the babies are enjoying a fun day in the park. All of them are playing like they normally would be until one says, “it’s almost no shadow time”. When one of the babies said this, they are basically saying no shadow time is a time when the, “junk food kid, the meanest toddler to …show more content…
Instead of taking charge towards the bully, find someone who has or can control this person. For, this decision may make a person seem like the “tattle tale”, but he or she is becoming the bigger person and overlooking the argument that could appear. This solution would work in this episode because if Tommy, the baby, was to tell someone that the older toddler was being mean and controlling towards all the babies, none of the hitting and screaming or trembling fears all the babies felt would continue to go on each day at the