A five-year-old truck enthusiast is making waves online after his parents filmed him using his toy Chevy Silverado to help his dad plow the driveway.
This clip was originally posted by NBC Connecticut to its various social media pages and shows a five-year-old boy by the name of Parker driving his Chevy Silverado Power Wheels truck down his snow-covered driveway and pushing some snow with a homemade shovel attachment. Parker’s parents even outfitted his little Chevy pickup with a flashing orange light to let any passing motorists know he’s busy shoveling snow and won’t be moving with the usual flow of traffic.
We’re sure Parker’s parents only ever meant for this to be a fun outdoor activity for their five-year-old, but he’s actually doing a pretty good job at clearing the snow for his dad. Something tells us his battery doesn’t have enough juice for him to finish the whole driveway in one go, however.
Connecticut is among those eastern states currently seeing large snowstorms, with some areas in the region getting hammered with more than ten inches of snowfall over the weekend. With roadways blanketed in slippery snow and many residents choosing not to venture out, Parker’s parents were probably at least happy to have an extra set of hands to help clear the snow from their driveway.
Our parents used to send us out to clear the driveway for them all the time when we were a kid, but unlike Parker, we didn’t have a miniature Chevy Silverado to help us out – just a shovel and our own two hands. Parker’s only five, though, so he probably has a good four years or so of looking cute for the camera before his parents actually make him start shoveling the driveway from start to finish.
Check out the video embedded below.
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Now that puts a smile on your face! Love it!
Good father and Son bonding. I love to see things like this!
That’s so cute!
How innovative too! The little light even😆 I’m just absolutely tickled to see at least we still have some in the generation after ours who will want to work and not play with games or let robots do everything! The more I see deemed as “convenient” the more I wonder just how these kids intend to get thru adulthood but more who is it that is going to be able to help with things like this little guy is here when I’m too old or unable to do in the future years when none of today’s kids wanna work! Good job dad! And momma great job too! Y’all are doing great!!👏👏👏
It’s not cute! -It’s Chevy Power Wheels tough! -My dad and me will ‘git ‘er done’!
That’s awesome. I have the same power wheel here waiting to be grown into so hopefully this dad won’t mind if I borrow his idea.
Now ford is going to copy lol
I have enjoyed both chevy truck’s and ford’s trucks of numerous years and enjoyed theme all.
I am surprised it is on Tv . Anywhere with all the no man and son things going on
Where can I find and buy a similar toy truck for my granddaughter?
Thanks.. Chevrolet and GMC family.
Academy Sports & Outdoors I need to get 2 of these for my granddaughters
Now I want a plow on my 2009 Silverado good story!
Huge LOL!! I could care less about votes on here, but does anyone else find it quite interesting that every comment on here has 1 or 2 down votes? Really? Obviously there is one (or two) really unhappy people out there who must hate kids and hate positive comments. So say and I feel badly for that person. They must be very miserable in life.
I just noticed something else a little “off” about the votes… I clicked the thumbs up on your comment, which had 4 up votes and 1 down vote prior to my vote. After I voted, the votes on your comment reset to 0 for both. If only I had not previously known about the falsification of vote counts on a great number of sites across the internet, witnessing the vote manipulation, as I have just done, might have been surprising to me.
@Derek Smith: That (for some reason not known) is how it does it. If you click up or down vote, it will go to 0’s and then shortly register the correct (??) numbers. Again, no idea why. Anyhow, someone on here certainly hates heart warming stories about kids!
Good deal! Love it. Good work to his mom and dad. We need more interaction like this in today’s society, Amen? Praise God there are still people who love and care about their children.