Member SaffronBay
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Yes, children should help whether it’s a homestead or just a home with a small backyard garden. My folks can garden & grow things pretty well but never made us kids go out and help, learn, & participate in the gardening & planting, etc. I remember being in the garden one time & I itched all over from weeds. I wish now they had made us do these things. I would not be struggling to learn it now in my 40’s. I plan on taking my grandson (just turned 4) to my parents on my Saturdays off during the growing & planting season to help with the garden so we both can learn. He likes to watch me cook a lot of times and I try to let him watch so hopefully soon he can start helping me cook and be a pro at it. (Every woman loves a man who can cook so starting him now in the learning.)
Easier to learn things while you’re young & growing then it is to learn in your middle age years. And you definitely learn more from your mistakes & others as well. Nobody taught me that growing up. I always was pushed to do my best and not make mistakes. Nobody ever told me as a child it was ok to make mistakes as long as you learn from them. The more children learn growing the more ahead of the rest they’ll be as young adults and be able to excel at things as they continue to learn in adulthood.
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I found y’all on YT through several prep channels that all talked highly of you. I’m from Indiana and love a freesteading shirt.
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Which one do you have? I didn’t know about eco fans until last week so still a new concept to me. Found out about mr Buddy’s close to thanksgiving last year. seen 2 blades, 4 blades, 6 blades etc & a double fan one. Different brands and price ranges. So looking to find out what works best.