Allowance Shopping // Grace didn’t have enough 💵 #teachingfinances #parenting

[Jessica]

It's Ulta, we are all shocked at the checkout 😂

[desert._rose]

Girl $300 at Ulta will get you 4 regular priced items and a bag of guilt💀

[waffles]

“But she left very happy with what she picked out”
She looks like she’s about to cry 😭

[sillybilly.]

imagine being told you’re short some money at checkout and your mom is sitting there recording you

[nope.]

The one fear I have as an almost young adult, is not being able to afford something even if it's a small thing. You just get that feeling of sadness and embarrassment whenever you don't have enough to buy something you REALLY REALLY want.

[idkwhoiamo.o]

as a mexican, my allowance is being able to live in a home and get fed 😭

[Yoorbraceletsandmore]

That’s like 2% of what she actually had in her basket 😂😂

[kgbkxo]

why didn’t you tell her instead of letting her embarrass you knew it was gonna be WELL over $300

[clovertriestoedit]

Bro she left over half her stuff! I feel so bad for her. The mom could've atleast helped her figure out "oh you don't need 2 of these" "these are basically the same, this one is cheaper" stuff like that

[amcstoner]

Growing up my mom taught me how to properly budget and shop on sale. She did not take a video of me having to put things back while shopping for her social.

[ShanesCreating]

Lol my parents did this. I never understood why it was so difficult for my friends to shop for groceries with me. Like, do you not subtract from your balance as you add items to the cart?

[dollyy]

"We don't put any restrictions on what they buy!"
_buys crack_

[SillyGurl-qppk]

I never have had more appreciation for money than when I went shopping at Sephora for the first time 😭💀

[emmaudoka]

cashier: “ you’re a bit short on money”

daughter: “…… ok “

mom: *stands there and records her*

[brighidhorvath]

She had to put back basically a whole basket 😢

[E_]

Quite embarrassing though, scanning it through and the person being like “you don’t have enough” and having to go put it all back

[rigrace]

Teach your kid to count everything together while shopping. She probably has a phone with a calculator with her, she can also use it and plan her budget wisely while shopping. It’s more fun to think about what else you can afford rather than being disappointed at the check-out.

[isabelle.spams]

Nah bro she wasn't happy she was smiling to cover up the tears she had for putting back her whole entire basket

[ava]

I have anxiety so when buying stuff and recount like 20 times to be sure I don't have to tell the cashier to put anything back 💀 if the total is like $9.96 I'll give them like a $20 just to be sure 😭😭😭

[MonstersFlyinginTheSky]

I’d be embarrassed if my parents posted a video like this about me. But at least her parents got content to post right?