She's got skills! Adorable one-year-old girl wows her parents as she snowboards like a pro
Girls just want to have fun. And an adorable video shows one-year-old Cash Rowley doing just that as she snowboards like a pro with her parents and other relatives.
The sweet videostarts with a woman giving Cash a push to get her snowboard going.
A few seconds later, another relative catches the toddler as she comes to a stop.
Adorable video shows one-year-old Cash Rowley snowboarding like a pro with her parents and other relatives
The sweet video starts with a woman giving Cash a push to get her snowboard going. A few seconds later, another relative catches the toddler as she comes to a stop
Another clip shows a greater distance in between the girl's family members as Cash is given another push down the slope to get her going.
'Oh my God! Look at you go!' one person is heard saying in the background as the child snowboards for a longer distance.
The toddler makes snowboarding look quite easy as she holds her balance and squats down just enough to keep from falling.
Her family members begin to cheer her on before preparing her for another go down the slope.
Cash surprised her family members when she went over a very small jump and lost her balance.
But she quickly caught herself by leaning forward and placing her hands on the ice.
The adorable child went snowboarding for the first time with her parents in Idaho just two days before her first birthday.
Another clip shows a greater distance in between the girl's family members as Cash is given another push down the slope to get her going
'Oh my God! Look at you go!' one person is heard saying in the background as the child snowboards for a longer distance
Her dad, Nick Rowley, posted the video on YouTube. In the caption he said they took Cash to Bogus Basin Mountain Resort on December 9 'so she could strap in for her first time EVER!'
'We know she doesn't have a helmet on and we take her safety very seriously hence how close we are to her. We talked to her doctor about it before we went out and she cleared us as is,' he wrote.
Nick Rowley said he does have a helmet for Cash but it's way too big and it's the smallest size.
Cash's parents helped prepare her to snowboard by pulling her around at home on the snowboard.
Her family members begin to cheer her on before preparing her for another go down the slope. Cash's parents helped prepare her to snowboard by pulling her around at home on the snowboard
The adorable child went snowboarding for the first time with her parents in Idaho just two days before her first birthday
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