I really felt that this book had some great tips on teaching children money mindfulness. I know my parents tried to teach me about money, but it didn't really stick. We have a 2 year old and a 2 month old and I will be taking tips from this book to teach them so hopefully they will do a better job with their money.
I will be looking back to this book again and again.
A good parent tool!

One of the things my peers and i occasionally lament is that we weren’t taught basic financial literacy skills (how to write a check, balance a checkbook, open an account, save, etc.). As (mostly) first generation Americans, our parents were not in a position to give us these tools and neither was the school system interested in doing so.
Enter in this delightfully humorous and winsome approach to a topic all to often seen dauntingly! Financial literacy. And for kids at that!

Take a sigh of relief as the author does a phenomenal job giving the basics in an accessible way. I didn’t feel overwhelmed at all. She comes along side you like a patient coach calling plays all the while reminding you that these principles will take you a lifetime to teach and master.

I thoroughly enjoyed this and walking through it with my husband in preparation for instructing our children.

A MUST HAVE for any caregiver/parent who cares about the financial future of their children/grandchildren!