Money conversations with children should start early from "summary" of The Opposite of Spoiled by Ron Lieber
Money conversations with children should start early. These discussions about money should not be postponed until they are old enough to get a job or start managing their own money. Children as young as three or four can grasp basic concepts about money and understand simple ideas about earning, spending, and saving. The earlier we start talking to our children about money, the more natural these conversations will become as they grow older. By weaving money conversations into everyday life, we can help our children build a healthy relationship with money and learn important financial values.
Parents can seize opportunities to talk about money in a variety of contexts, from trips to the grocery store to family budgeting discussions. These conversations do not have to be formal ...
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