- Morgan@seekerwellness
Kid Series Part 3: Teaching Your Kids About Money
đ° Now this can feel like a tricky one, but itâs important we do start conversations about money at a young age. After all, itâs something that is a part of our everyday life.
Some things to consider (see video for more explanation):
đ°Reflect on your âmoney storyâ and choose how you want your family to talk about money and how you spend it.
đľ Could you replace âweâre too brokeâ or âwe can afford itâ with a more positive M O N E Y S T O R Y?
đ°Money comes and goes, sometimes as adults we overthink it and it directly affects our self-worth. Fact: less or more money doesnât need to dictate your worthiness. (Not saying having goals for more abundance is a bad thing though; itâs a great thing!)
đľDiscuss with your kids on a regular basis: where your money is coming from (work, salary, clients, etc.) and the different things you have to pay for that they might not have thought of (power, food, TV, etc.).
đ°Let then be a part of your daily transactions (bills, grocery store, gas, etc.)
đľBEST FOR LAST: 3 Buckets: 1. Spend 2. Save 3. Give (more info in videoâtotally going to do this idea)