re: Would you make your 14 year old daughter mow your lawn?

I would and will

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Before she drives, my son and daughter will have to demonstrate changing a flat tire, checking engine fluids, and properly fueling and automobile.

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I will never forget that miserable, hot, humid July day that my dad made me change a tire before he took me to get my license. I had to know how to check the water and oil as well. And keep some kind of tape and a jug of water in the car at all times.

I am thankful to this day for that.

I started cutting the grass at 6. I weighed 50 lbs. She has to weigh more than 50 lbs. I say yes. If I did it she can do it.

I don't see why not. I mowed the lawn (push mower) when I was 14. It's really not that big of a deal.

frick no, if she was small that would be ridiculous. If she was a normal girl size then she could. I mowed when I was 9-10 and probably weighed 80 pounds

Absolutely.

Every girl should know how to work a mower. I know women who were never shown and now they are helpless ab the yard.

At 14 I was edging, mowing, weedeating. Life skillz.

No, I wouldn't.

That's my personal time to reflect and sun bathe.

If she was a normal, healthy girl then yes.

My father in law had three girls first. He had various businesses that caused him to be gone all day. They all did the yard work.

My wife has a garden that she maintains without my assistance.

Now, since we've been married my wife has never cut the grass because that's my thing, but if I absolutely couldn't I know that she could.

When my daughter is old enough ill teach her, and she'll help me maintain the yard some, (picking up sticks and such.)

I plan to teach my daughter how to do all the "manly" things, because I don't want her at the mercy of men.

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One of the perks of apartment living

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along with a small savings account balance.

amiwright?

frick ya, equal rights bitch