2 year old Frazer and his 1st knife

[Paddytray]

For all those who don't want to carve their own. LINK

Cheers for pointing this one out . and he already has a crossbow

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[Goatboy]

Cheers for pointing this one out . View attachment 20906View attachment 20907 and he already has a crossbow

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Excellent, you'll have him trained and chopping wood for the house in no time. Looks like he's having a ball.
ATB,
GB.

 

[dwardo]

Sounds like a whittling project for this evening when the boy is staying at Nans
My littlun already knows how to use a screwdriver, pliers and a hammer so a logical step. Cant talk yet mind but can change the batteries in his toys already

 

[Paddytray]

good for you dwardo .
This thread is great , all these tools will do is teach motor skills to our nippers.
My boy has been hitting his fingers all morning with a wooden hammer .
but he keeps trying .

 

[k9trev]

I'm glad to see all the kids big and small are having fun

 

[tim_n]

FAK? I'm obviously being stupid. SAK is fairly obvious but FAK I'm struggling.

 

[k9trev]

FAK? I'm obviously being stupid. SAK is fairly obvious but FAK I'm struggling.

First Aid Kit mate my lil two year old has one now bless him he thinks he's a lil soldier

 

[weekender]

Felt inspired to have a go after seeing T2T marvellous creation it's not great and a bit rough round the edges but my little boy loves it and he's learning about safety with all knives.

 

[k9trev]

Felt inspired to have a go after seeing T2T marvellous creation it's not great and a bit rough round the edges but my little boy loves it and he's learning about safety with all knives.

That's awesome bud well done to ya and hope our ill man loves his new tools

 

[mr dazzler]

Great project Trev, wish my Dad made stuff like that for me when I was 2....Some really very nice ideas on this thread. So often Dads ignore their sons so its nice to do stuff together, if they dont learn from us, they'll earn off someone else and that often turns out for the worst....Who says they have to be a zombie in front of a commputer game or you need to spend 100's of pounds on things to pacify them?
What about a miniature canvas bucket? I made my son some small wooden wedges and a miniature wooden maul for log splitting, if nothing else we had a lot of fun and he developed a bit of coordination, strength, responsible behaviour etc. Its astonishing, now he knows exactly where to place a full metal wedge...
cheers Jonathan