How to deal with a son who has become increasing violent and words abusing after watching wresting?

I don't know how old your son is which is important, I am assuming he is still young and you can have some control over him... Give him a warning on first offense while he is watching TV and gets violent. Let him know he needs to calm himself or you will turn the TV off (warning is important because then they understand the consequence of their actions). Second offense turn it off and explain to him why the TV was turned off (because he didn't listen to you the first time). You will probably need to do this many times until he gets it. It takes patience and persistence.





ALSO, Why don't you get him into a karate class or sport where he has to practice discipline and focus. He obviously needs to burn some energy and if he watches too much TV that wont get accomplished. Good luck!|||ban him from watching it that's what my mum did when i was little and my obsessive compulsive love of wrestling got out of hand


explain to him WHY he is banned from watching it and then give him ways to earn back the right to watch it but make sure you watch with him


they recommend that parents watch with their kids on the wwe corporate website





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http://corporate.wwe.com/parents/overvie鈥?/a>|||just take control of the remote and keep him from watching wrestling. if he is violent and abusive then you need to step in.|||Tell him it's fake. If that dosent work then spear the violent out of him!!!!|||Ban the program from him... It depends on the child's age, as well, I think exposing children under 10 years is wrong . I know, I get "it's all faked,staged, phony, " , but how do explain the things that go on to a three year old.





Your kid sounds like a typical Steve Austin fan .|||Be a real parent. Take that show and V Chip it. In other words take it away. Your the parent i assume. Be one. Don't let a kid out do you.|||Ask him, no TELL him to stop watching wrestling if its having such a bad influence on him...........|||pray hard|||You really don't need professional help if all it is is getting rowdy after watching tv violence. Just do as some of the others said, take it away, but put a mechanism in place by which he can earn the right to watch it. Make it sound like he's being rewarded for doing something good, not punished for doing something bad.|||Simple answer: Take control of your household, turn the TV off and break him away from this until he figures out his behavior and actions are no longer tolerated in your house. You are in control and you set the rules! Do not ignore this because it could be the precursor to possible violent tendencies he may have.





Just turn the TV off or make him watch something else.|||Don't let him watch wrestling anymore. Plain and simple..|||Deliver him a RKO!!!|||Don't provoke him as he may bite.Call the health department they'll know what to do.|||Since youre the parent, dont let him watch wrestling. People that let anything corrupt their mind will wind up doing something horrible later on. Some people can handle watching wrestling and some just cant, and your son definetly cant.|||Stop him watching it.|||Tell him you cant watch wrestling|||speak to him about it and say if u carry on u wont watch wwe anymore and i will take away your psp ps2 ps3 ect ect|||WWE isn't nearly what it used to be as far as bad language goes. What's the worst words he's heard ... "damn"? "********"? (which is VERY rare for Edge to say).





Don't ground him from wrestling, as that will only exploit these outbursts of his and REALLY put you over the top. First time he says something, warn him. Second time, time-out for, say ... a half hour. Third time, turn off the TV and send him to bed. If he's gonna outburst every single week, don't let him watch it one week, and if it's REALLY bad, wait until he's semmered down and try it again, though I doubt you'll have to go to that extent.|||Set limits on the time he can watch. Tell him he can't watch if he acts violent himself. But you may also need to get professional help. he could have other issues|||I would say that you're the parent and have to stand up. Whether he's the child or not, his actions are unexceptable. So what you have to do is if it happens again, you have to take something away from him that he holds near and dear. If it happens again, take something else and keep going if it keeps happening. I'm sure when his bed is gone he'll probably get the message!|||First of all, don't let the son watch any more wrestling shows...and secondly, bring this person to a mental health doctor so he can have his aggression put in check.|||You need to explain to him that he should not do that. The stuff he sees on the T.V. is just for show, not to be acted out in real life. It could hurt him or others and that is bad. I hope that helps.|||Get him some counseling and turn that stuff off...it is no good for young kids. I had to do that with my son.