Get all the work you can out of your youngster. Whenever your youngster feels ambitious in any of these ways, don't squelch the enthusiasm. Be very pleased, and let your child carry the ball. If it is at all possible, they love to diddle and daddle and fool around and play with a job, stretching out the whole process, sometimes more than we can stand. You know the expression about people whose eyes are bigger than their stomachs, and the one about people who have champagne appetites but beer pocketbooks.
All youngsters are like that.
They want to carry the heaviest bundle. They want to open the biggest door. I think we often under-estimate what children can do. I know children almost always over -estimate what they can do. Young children love water jobs, for example, and gushy-mushy jobs.