Kids are like sponges. They’re constantly observing and absorbing the things they see being modeled around them, both at home and out in the world. And because they’re open to new ideas when they’re young, it’s the perfect time to start teaching them about budgets and the value of money.
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Inspiration for your money lessons at home
Kids are like sponges. They’re constantly observing and absorbing the things they see being modeled around them, both at home and out in the world. And because they’re open to new ideas when they’re young, it’s the perfect time to start teaching them about budgets and the value of money.
If you’ve got little ones, and are curious how you can incorporate money lessons into your home life, read Chi-En’s review of a practical resource called Money As You Grow.
Tips for budgeting as a family:
- RESOURCE: 6 Ideas for Raising Kids who are the Opposite of Spoiled
- RESOURCES: Budgeting as a Couple
- STORY: My Journey With Allowance as a Parent
- PODCAST: When Saving for College isn’t Enough
Happy budgeting,
-The Goodbudget Team