Earlier I shared my two cents on teaching your kids the value of money management. Since my son is only 19 months (pictured above), I don’t have much “real world” experience on teaching him the fundamentals of managing money. Sure, he can stick coins in his piggy bank all day long (actually a good tool to keep him occupied for a bit) and toss every cent out of daddy’s pocket in any fountain, but I don’t think there is any real lesson being taught there. Maybe one day, right? I decided to reach out to the personal finance bloggers to share their experiences with kids and money. If you are looking for a site that covers nothing but the topic check out Kids and Money. Great site with plenty of good info. Okay, let’s first start with some basic principles that anybody can implement.
- Educated Your Kids On Personal Finance
- Teaching Kids About Money
- 8 Fundamental Money Lessons for Kids
- Teach Your Children The Four Pillars of Money Management
- Teaching Kids The True Value of Money
Preparing For Your First Child
It’s so exciting getting the news that the first one was on the way. There were so many emotions that day; but, for anybody that has kids, you know that is just the beginning. If you were like me and clueless how to be get prepared for your first child, here’s some good reads to give you a good heads up. If these don’t help, you can always watch TLC or John and Kate Plus 8. 
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