Idea for boy's achievements

[GhostTX]

So, for my daughter, when she's made an achievement in our household, we've been rewarding her with a charm for a special charm bracelet that we've given her. It's been a great motivator for her to accomplish what we set out for her.

The boy is nearing his first in the equivalent achievement task in our house...and I STILL cannot think of something for the boy that would be "equivalent" to the girls' charm bracelet.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

[BMCSean]

Guns, then bullets for said guns.

[MustangPoser]

Man girls are easy (giggity)..

I would give him the rear wheel for a 32 ford... and so on.

[mstng86]

Hot wheels?
The boys age would help. I would think something sports related is a good idea. Maybe baseball cards.

[talisman]

Speedzone.

[davbrucas]

Buy a puzzle of Yankee Stadium. Every time he meets a goal give him a piece. When he gets all the pieces and completes the puzzle, take him there...it's what I did and worked great. And we had a great time!

[stevo]

Man girls are easy (giggity)..

I would give him the rear wheel for a 32 ford... and so on.

Great idea. I think I am going to steal it.

Stevo

[talisman]

Buy a puzzle of Yankee Stadium. Every time he meets a goal give him a piece. When he gets all the pieces and completes the puzzle, take him there...it's what I did and worked great. And we had a great time!

That's pretty damn cool, Dave.

[idrivea4banger]

Depending on his age, pat on the back.

[Slowhand]

This place gets softer by the day. 5 years ago, this thread would already be 5 pages long about how your kid shouldn't need rewards and how soft kids are these days and how the world is going to end and at least 10 references to Idiocracy.

[BMCSean]

I said guns!! Dickface!

[talisman]

This place gets softer by the day. 5 years ago, this thread would already be 5 pages long about how your kid shouldn't need rewards and how soft kids are these days and how the world is going to end and at least 10 references to Idiocracy.

We're all getting old. It's been downhill since 2005.

[mstng86]

This place gets softer by the day. 5 years ago, this thread would already be 5 pages long about how your kid shouldn't need rewards and how soft kids are these days and how the world is going to end and at least 10 references to Idiocracy.

You can be a hardcore badass without being a hardcore badass towards your kids.

[jyro]

nothing says thanks like a nice hooker

[shumpertdavid]

I had some form of a motorcycle from 10 on, my rewards were to be able to ride them or get parts to fix them. If I didn't keep my shit taken care of there was no need in asking about any use of them period. I learned what needed to be done in my end before even approaching my dad, it taught me a great deal of responsibility.