In addition, there should be voluntary instruction available to parents on child discipline, conflict resolution, and understanding violence. Have a professionally trained staff member designated solely to provide risk assessment, crisis intervention, and short-term mental health counseling with potentially violent students. There should be the equivalent of one full-time position for every 1,000 students. To address the methods by which children learn to engage in violence, we should give parents information and tools to supervise their children's exposure to extremely violent entertainment. All video games and movies with extremely violent content should carry clear, simple warnings, not an obscure code.
Violent shows do have a negative effect on children.
You may not want your children to watch this show. Children under age 18 should not be permitted to purchase extremely violent video games or movie tapes. Finally, to limit the means by which youth can engage in homicidal violence, we must reduce their access to firearms. Minors cannot possess firearms or have them in their cars unless under the immediate supervision of a parent or a parent-approved adult supervisor. It should be a crime to allow a child unsupervised access to firearms.