The case of my eldest son, a car enthusiast, who now refuses to take a ride in the Swissport.
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Eldest son who loves cars
We have an 8-year-old daughter, a 5-year-old daughter, and a 2-year-old son. The older two sisters are not interested in cars at all.My oldest son is growing up to be a car enthusiast so far.
Today I would like to talk about his eldest son.
When our first son was born, my husband
I just want my first car to be the best car in our family!
And to my surprise, he picked me up at the hospital in his two-seater GT3 and left with my eldest son (I went home in my mother's car that came with him).
My husband unexpectedly came to pick me up from the hospital in a Porsche 911 GT3.
Being a boy for the first time, my husband said, "I want my oldest son to love cars.He seemed to have had the thought, "I'm not sure I'm going to be able to do this.
If I talk too much about cars, I might lose interest in them, so I never talk about them or force them to talk about cars, even after I was born.
But I did not buy him a lot of car toys or let him ride in our car....
Whether it worked or not... my oldest son started showing interest in cars around the time he turned one year old, and when he saw cars around town or in parking lots, he wouldCool! Cool!"He was so excited that even now, from the time he wakes up in the morning until he goes to bed at night, he plays with his car toys. (Is this generally the case with boys this age?)
And these days, there are more and more situations where it appears that people are starting to understand the differences in the appearance of cars a little more.
andLove the Porsche emblem.And when videos of Porsche are shown on Youtube, etc., they jump up and down and get excited, and when they touch the emblems and wheel caps of the actual cars, they smile broadly.
When my husband drives out in his car, he says, "Take me with you!(When he realizes that he can't go with them, he despairs like it's the end of the world.)
When I came home to my home parking lot and my husband was out and the Porsche was not parked next to me.What is it? It's not here... it's not here...It is very endearing to see the disappointed look on his face when he says, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I don't want to ride Swisspo!
Recently, my eldest son has started refusing to ride in my beloved Swissport.
It's not that I don't like Swisspo.Why not take this one when they have a Porsche next to the Swisspo!It's like he was saying, "I just want to drive a Porsche..." The other day, he cried when I told him I really wanted to drive a Porsche.
However, I didn't have the keys, so I forced him to ride in the Swisspo, but I'm a little concerned about the future if I imagine him crying every time I go shopping or to daycare with my eldest son.
If you like Porsche so much, I can give you a ride in a Porsche from time to time, although it is difficult to do it every time (since my husband takes it).
At the same time, I hope that when he gets a little older, he will understand the joy of driving a car...
."The Porsche is great, of course, but the Swissport is also nimble (with a manual transmission), interesting, and fun to drive.I wish that people could understand that "the world is a big place" (laughs).
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Nice to meet you.
I just wanted to comment because this was a timely topic!
I also have a 1.5 year old daughter who now says "Papa's Bubu" and I am looking forward to her future to see if she will become a car enthusiast.
I pick him up from daycare once or twice a week at 991 and he rides maturely.
What do you think of the Porsche foot pedal car in the photo?
Mr. Maro (a.k.a. Mr. Maro)
Nice to meet you and thank you for your comment!
>I also have a 1.5 year old daughter who now says "Papa's Bubu" and I am looking forward to her future to see if she will become a car enthusiast.
Oh, yes! That makes me happy ^^^!
I'm so excited about the future!
Picking up the kids from daycare on 911 is just too cool...!
Porsche foot pedal cars, although my oldest son drives the 991 version that's been around since my oldest daughter was a baby.
It's pretty easy to drive, not that big, and I can ride it at home ^^^.
Ours has already lost its emblem and is all kinds of bald and bald.
My oldest son loves it and rides it every day (laughs).
It's definitely more Swisspo than 911!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello, I always enjoy reading your blog.
What would happen if you put a Porsche emblem on a Swissport? (Or what do you think would happen?)
If you're also happy to drive a Swissport, that means "I like the Porsche emblem (I don't care either way about the design of the car)"!
If the Swisspo rejection continues, "I like the Porsche emblem and design," which means you have firsthand experience with Porsche's curvaceous beauty!
Or do you choose it for comfort? I'm curious to know why lol.
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Thank you for everything!
>What would happen if you put a Porsche emblem on a Swissport? (Or what do you think would happen?)
That's interesting (laughs).
Probably because they feel like they like the Porsche emblem and the word Porsche.
And Swisspo is cool! I'm sure he'll tell you that... (LOL)!