Getting your kids involved...Pictures...

[wood4heat]

Ok I got to share this, my now four year old a couple summers ago "helping" unload wood. The saw is a home depot model (my wife bought it) and I guess we have ladybug boots for ppe. One of my all time favorite pictures.

 

[jcappe]

Ok I got to share this, my now four year old a couple summers ago "helping" unload wood. The saw is a home depot model (my wife bought it) and I guess we have ladybug boots for ppe. One of my all time favorite pictures.

Adorable! I can't imagine life without the little ones! We have another coming in May!

 

[outdoorlivin247]

Ok I got to share this, my now four year old a couple summers ago "helping" unload wood. The saw is a home depot model (my wife bought it) and I guess we have ladybug boots for ppe. One of my all time favorite pictures.

Thanks for sharing...Great pic....

 

[sdt7618]

little ones,, can't beat them

my little wood hauler in the first pic, and having a break in the second. all complete with aligator ppe boots!!

Can't think of anything better than getting them involved, mind you starting to dread the teen years!

 

[computeruser]

Don't have kids, but this was from a GTG at carvinmark's place a couple years back. Pictured is carvinmark and a happy youngster with her new chainsaw. The most incredible thing was that she already understood the difference in how to manipulate the saw for cutting versus carving...absolutely incredible what kids can learn by watching!

 

[computeruser]

Don't have kids, don't want kids. I do my wood chores solo.

I'll bet you do a lot of things "solo"...

Somebody owes me a new keyboard and a new softcover copy of the Michigan Court Rules...

 

[fiasco]

His uncle got him a Craftsman "saw", but it does match my 2159!

Just need to find him some chaps...

 

[AOD]

I'll bet you do a lot of things "solo"...

All I have to do is walk through Wal Mart on a Saturday morning for all the incentive I will ever need to keep my pants zipped up for a very long time.

 

[gink595]

His uncle got him a Craftsman "saw", but it does match my 2159!

Just need to find him some chaps...

Is that a Dolmar 7900 I see:greenchainsaw:

 

[nitro]

just dont get in his way....he's a type A toddler

 

[iowa]

My one yr. old like the new Dolmar 7900!!!! He says. DA DA DA. Vrooom, vroooom, vrrooommm. It's funny they are that young and know what they do!

 

[PA Plumber]

Here's our little guy.

Wasn't sure if he was going to be to get the wood in the trailer, but he figured out a way to make it happen. He would roll the wood to the top and let it drop to the other side. Did quite a few pieces this way

"Daddy, cutting wood is hard work, but we like to do it don't we?" Yep.

 

[November Wolf]

Here's my little helpers.

 

[iCreek]

My son enjoys helping also, here is a pic (in his wife beater) from this Spring after we dumped a load on the pile.

 

[rx7145]

Here are my little guys:

 

[Peacock]

Here's a couple of our older 'helper'.

 

[jburlingham]

One of my son climbing, and 2 of him inspecting his new saw.

 

[AOD]

I find it annoying when people have pictures of their kids or crap their kids drew all over at their workplace. I am going to take pictures of me doing awesome stuff and put them everywhere at my work.

 

[darren_nh]

I find it annoying when people have pictures of their kids or crap their kids drew all over at their workplace. I am going to take pictures of me doing awesome stuff and put them everywhere at my work.

At the risk of getting on your bad side......AOD, you are a very angry man.

I used to think that the crayon pictures on the wall were a bit much too, until I had two.

 

[AOD]

At the risk of getting on your bad side......AOD, you are a very angry man.

Not really, I just hate kids and the fact that the world has to be made "TV-14" for the sake of lame "Family Values". Families suck, leave me alone.