Kid's Books About Money: 10 Children's Stories Promoting Financial Literacy

Here are 10 different kid's books about money that we’ve enjoyed and ones we’re excited about reading as a family.

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0. Why We Love Kid's Books About Money (0:00)

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[MarriageKidsandMoney]

What are your favorite kid's books about money?

[CoachChadCarson]

I needed this video! Thanks for sharing, Andy. Love the ideas.

[AmeliaAva-yw]

Thank you so much for this video. Super helpful and well-presented. Your time and effort is most appreciated!

[blarshe]

Thank you! Intending to start my kids on financial literacy young through stories and this video is awesome guidance

[RoadtoFIRE]

This is so great! I have a 3 year old and can't wait to get these books for him.

[TheSavvyCouple]

Awesome video Andy! Love the background =). Lots of great suggestions for getting our two year old money savvy!

[FleaMarketFlipper]

We are going to check some of these books out! Thanks!

[CleanFreakGermaphobe]

All you need to do is speed this up in editing and you'll get longer retention. It feels very slow but the messages are important. Now going to look for affiliate links in the description 😉

[Omniforce]

I'm a big fan of the "Tuttle Twins" series of books. They're not solely finance-related, but they do go into economics and finance.

[hobomike]

Someone needs to write a children’s book about starting a family and the costs that come with it.

Having money and having children are mutually exclusive; You *cannot* have kids *and* money. By choosing to pursue one, you are giving up the possibility of ever having the other.

Topics should also cover the expenses of running a household, having a family that uses said household, and why those extra costs prevent the breadwinners of the family from gaining financial ground.

Today, even financial *stability* isn’t achievable, if youre having to support a wife and 1-2 kids.

The sacrifice that parents make to support children today may open up the floor for serious, healthy questions from your kids about starting a family, marriage, sacrifices that have to be made to help someone you love, and choosing what you want to do with your future.

[shanekrupa]

I wrote a kids book with the intention to bring awareness around productive spending and saving habits for young children. The book touches on concepts like inflation (consistent deminishing of ones purchasing power) and lending. The book gas clever thoughtful rhymes and vibrant illustrations. Would you be interested in reviewing it?
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