Episode 18 - Raising Generous Kids: Teaching Giving & Gratitude in a Material World

In today’s consumer-driven world, our kids are constantly bombarded with messages telling them they need more — more toys, more tech, more stuff. But how do we raise children who appreciate what they have and learn the value of giving to others?

In this episode, Hayson and Nikki dive deep into why generosity matters and how teaching it early can help shape not only our children’s financial habits but their character and relationships too. From practical tips like the "Save, Spend, Give" method to real, honest conversations about how hard it can be to live generously when the world tells us otherwise — we cover it all.

You’ll also hear:

✨ How generosity and gratitude go hand in hand

✨ Why giving doesn't just benefit others — it benefits us

✨ Real-life strategies to model and teach generosity in your family

✨ Biblical perspectives on giving and why it matters

✨ Ways to raise content, grateful kids in a culture of consumerism

And as always, we keep it real — sharing the struggles, the wins, and the small steps we can all take to raise financially responsible, kind-hearted kids.

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