Angry Rooster standing its ground ...attacks child

After this issued...I have teach the kids HOW to show the rooster that they are not there to challenge him but just to play. Kids are no longer carry stick and to have the feeling of in total control.

Many roosters will go through a period at about five or six months old where they suddenly become more aggressive. This is because they are reaching sexual maturity, and they suddenly have new hormones racing through their bodies, and begin crowing, among other things!

If you can see my little kids kick him or stamp at him, not only is this mean, but he will interpret their behavior as a challenge: kids are suddenly "fightable;" the kids might always have some problems with aggression from him. On the other hand, a rooster is not geared to react aggressively to being carried around comfortably but firmly in a non-threatening way. He will realize that you are a creature at the top of the pecking order, but one that it does no good to challenge.
I teach the kids to carefully carry him around for 10 minutes and within a couple of hours... if not significantly less, it is likely he will stop challenging me or my family.