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Raise money-smart kids with ease

Helping parents confidently teach healthy money skills to children ages 3–16.

Ready to raise a money smart child?

Give your child a strong money foundation without stress, confusion, or awkward conversations.

✔️ Age-appropriate for kids 3–16

✔️ Built for real families, not finance experts

✔️ Teaches earning, saving, spending, and giving

✔️ Encourages healthy, confident money habits

Get the book

Start building healthy money habits with 'Lola Gets Money'. For parents of children aged 3–7 who want practical ways to introduce healthy money habits early. It features a relatable character, fun storytelling, three jars system (Give, Save, Spend), and has a read-aloud appeal.

Here's the accompanying flipbook download which is my GIFT to you.

Download the GIFT “Early Money Habits with Lola – Family Activity Book”
A printable guide filled with fun, developmentally appropriate activities that help your child:

  • Understand giving, saving, and spending

  • Explore emotions, numbers, time, and generosity

  • Build confidence, empathy, and independence

Looking for practical support for you and your child?

This 4-week course is a bite-sized learning experiences designed to provide step by step support for parents. This mini course includes weekly videos, guided activities, printable worksheets, and conversation prompts that help families talk openly about money.

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Money Smart Minis

Why Money Habits Should Start Early

  • Money habits form earlier than most parents realize

  • Schools rarely teach practical money skills

  • Kids learn best through everyday moments, not lectures

At Early Money Habits we help you turn daily life into powerful money lessons.

From Unsure to Intentional

Before:

  • “Am I teaching them the right money habits?”

  • Unsure how to talk about money

  • Worried about spending, entitlement, or future mistakes

After:

  • Clear, age-appropriate money conversations

  • Confident guidance at every stage (3–16)

  • Kids who understand earning, saving, spending, and giving

From “Am I Doing This Right?” to “I’ve Got This.”

Early Money Habits helps parents move from uncertainty to confidence with simple tools that actually fit family life.

Ready to Ignite Money Literacy in Your Child?

Books

Practical, age-appropriate guidance to help parents raise money-smart kids with confidence.

Printable Activity Bundles

Simple, fun printables that turn everyday moments into meaningful money lessons.

Games

Fun, hands-on ways to learn money concepts

Free Downloads

Printables and tools you can use immediately

Want weekly help along the way?

Follow along for practical tips, real-life examples, and support as you raise money-smart kids.