Many of us were taught to “save” but never taught how money really works. Let’s break that cycle. Teaching your child about money early not only builds their confidence but also prepares them for real-life responsibilities. 💪
🔹 Age-Wise Money Lessons
Age 5–8: Introduce coins & notes. Give a piggy bank. Talk about needs vs wants.
Age 9–12: Let them help during shopping. Give them ₹100 and ask what they’d buy.
Age 13–16: Teach budgeting basics, mobile wallets (demo only), small saving goals.
Age 17+: Explain banking, digital safety, debit vs credit cards, and importance of savings.
🔹 Fun Activities for Learning
🎮 Play Store or Budget Game: Give pretend money to “buy” items from home.
📈 Mini Saving Challenge: Save ₹10 every day for 30 days for something they want.
📋 Involve Them: Let them help track grocery bills or fill an expense sheet.
💡 Tip:
Make it fun, not fearful. Avoid saying "we can't afford that" — instead try "let's plan and save for it."
🌼 Final Thought
Money talk with kids isn’t about numbers — it’s about building values. You’re not just teaching them money, you’re showing them how to respect it. 💛