When we think about teaching our kids about money, maybe our first thought is budgeting… or saving up for a bike. All good stuff. But what if the most important lesson isn’t how to use money, but what money really is?

In this first episode of our 2-part series on kids and money, we’re going back to the foundation. Because before your child understands how to save or spend, they need to grasp what money means — and what it doesn’t.

We explore questions like:

💬 What is money — and how do we explain it to a 4-year-old?

🧠 How do our own beliefs shape how we talk to our kids about finances?

👶🏼 What kind of money conversations are appropriate at different ages?

💸 Should allowance be tied to chores — or treated as a learning tool?

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