Teaching Kids About Money

A Parent’s Guide to Financial Literacy, Smart Money Habits, and Responsibility

A Parent’s Guide to Financial Literacy, Smart Money Habits, and Responsibility

“You’ve got to tell your money what to do, or it will leave.” – Dave Ramsey

What if your child grew up confident with money instead of confused by it?

In Teaching Kids About Money, author Bukky Ekine-Ogunlana, a parent, educator, and money mentor with over a decade of hands-on experience, shows parents and teachers exactly how to raise financially smart, responsible children in today’s spend-everything world.

Drawing from years of working with families and teaching her own three children practical money skills, Bukky breaks down complex financial concepts into simple, age-appropriate lessons that kids actually understand and use.

This isn’t theory.
This is real-life money education for real kids.

Inside this practical, parent-approved guide, you’ll discover:

• How to teach kids the value of saving for big goals like college, a first car, and future dreams
• Simple ways to introduce budgeting for both needs and “wants” (toys, games, phones, and subscriptions)
• Clear explanations of how ATMs, debit cards, and credit cards work and what they really cost
• Proven strategies for creating kid-friendly spending plans that actually stick
• How to talk to children about adult money topics like debt, monthly payments, and financial choices
• When and how to confidently say “no” to unnecessary spending without guilt or conflict
• Age-appropriate lessons for kids from early elementary through middle school
• How to teach the value of work, responsibility, and earning money through tasks and jobs

Whether you’re a parent who wants to stop financial stress from passing to the next generation or a teacher looking for a clear, practical way to introduce financial literacy, this book gives you the tools to start today.

The earlier kids learn about money, the stronger their financial future becomes.

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