My little helper

[wolfo68]

So I had this rear sprocket, and bolt with the washers (in a bag separately) sitting on her toy box with a front sprocket I had just opened sitting on the floor beside it. And this is what she did.

She moved the front sprocket to in front of the rear, got the bolts and washers out of the bag, put the washers on the bolts and put the bolts in their holes.

This is my little girl.

 

[anrkizm95]

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[netty2424]

That's awesome! [up]

Would've freaked you out if she said, "daddy, hand me the torque wrench!"

 

[wolfo68]

lol, if she knew what it was I'm sure she would've gone and gotten it out of the tools. I had to lock the tool box because she kept taking them.

 

[rah7777777]

Thats too cute!
Thats exactly what I picture as my girl gets older, getting into all dads tools and general "stuff" haha!
Shes just about to start walking... I'm almost screwed for good

 

[Thaloc]

So awesome. Reminds me of mine helping me tape off so I could paint my header wrap

 

[BKKBuell]

Kids are great... mine is checking my bike evertime I come back.

 

[wolfo68]

I had my girl on the bike this past summer when it was running and she screamed at me in fear. But now she's seen a bunch of the pieces and is fascinated by it. She's not even 2 yet, I can't wait til her vocabulary picks up.

 

[squidbuellie]

right on.. you have to train them young. my boy is my tire and plastic helper.

 

[Phxbuller]

Yeah my kids are great "helpers" too, but mostly my oldest 3 thinks he is a racer