Smart Money Skills For Kids: Leo & Kiki Quest, A Financial Adventure Workbook

My 8-year-old niece was on the phone with her dad, explaining the board game we were playing."I have a loan I need to pay back. I'm buying a flat. I need to get a car next. I'm about to win!"My brother laughed. "That sounds like you're describing my life."Exactly. That's the point.I bought that board game to teach her what I learned around 7-8: money is choices. Earning, spending, saving, waiting. Loans have consequences. Goals require plans.She played for fun. She learned for life.But here's the problem most parents face: You know your child needs to understand money. You want to teach them before bad habits form. But where do you start? What's age-appropriate? How do you explain digital money they never see? And honestly, how do you stop the constant "Can I have?" requests without feeling like the mean parent?You're not alone in feeling this way.Most parents avoid money talks because they don't have a plan. Or they try random YouTube videos and feel overwhelmed. Or they just repeat what their parents did (which wasn't great).That's why I created Smart Money Skills For Kids: Leo & Kiki's Money Quest.It's the board game turned into activities. The money lessons kids need, in language they understand. Through Leo & Kiki's adventure, your child discovers how money works, not through lectures, but through doing.And you get the parent prompts that tell you exactly what to say.Inside, children ages 6-9 will explore: What money is and how it works (including the digital money they can't see) How to earn through skills and effort (turning "Can I have?" into "How can I earn?") Smart spending decisions (needs, wants, or wait?) Saving with purpose (the three-jar system, goal ladders) Making choices they can be proud ofWhy parents love it: No financial expertise required and parent prompts tell you exactly what to say 10-15 minute sessions that fit any schedule Works for real families, not just perfect ones Stops the begging cycle and kids learn to think before asking Modern examples: apps, digital payments, 2026 reality kids actually see Low-screen bonding time and conversations, not lecturesPerfect for home-school families, intentional parents, grandparents seeking meaningful gifts, and educators teaching life skills.No finance degree needed. No awkward lectures. Just 10-15 minutes at a time, when it fits your schedule.For parents who want to raise money-confident kids without the stress of figuring it out alone.

Pagina's: 70, Paperback, Annie Quest