The series where he cooks in his own home was very relaxed. I only managed to watch American Hell’s Kitchen for a single episode - it feels like torture.
No. wouldn’t. And the kids themselves wean themselves off the kids version at about age 6 suddenly by whatever interests them - seems all:zero for all the kids I’m aware of using the kids version. But the greatest impact in my opinion is understanding a structured lesson is a skill they mastered before formal schooling which puts them ahead. Not to mention early use of english - not our mother tongue.
Khan Academy Kids is incredible. Watching a toddler battle brain fatigue learning the number two because they want to is terrible and terrifying. If you let them pace themselves and treat it as a game without forcing a schedule they easily get two years ahead of schedule. But it is so much an outlier.
3D printing is just a tooI? blacksmithing? 3D print a ‘lost-wax’ plastic mould. Gardening? making some custom very specific mounts or drip ends.
You don’t put on a hobby list ‘wielding a brush’. It’s what you do with it;