A hands-on journal designed to help children understand the value of money, develop saving habits, and build financial confidence—one chore at a time!
What are we solving?
Not understanding money's value
Children may not understand how hard parents work to earn money, leading to unrealistic requests or constant demands for things without considering the cost.
Children may not understand how hard parents work to earn money, leading to unrealistic requests or constant demands for things without considering the cost.
Entitlement issues
Some children may assume their parents have unlimited money, which can create a sense of entitlement rather than gratitude for what they already have.
Some children may assume their parents have unlimited money, which can create a sense of entitlement rather than gratitude for what they already have.
Overwhelming pressure to keep up
Parents often feel pressured to say "yes" to avoid disappointing their children, especially when they compare their lives to friends or social media influencers, leading to financial strain and guilt.
Parents often feel pressured to say "yes" to avoid disappointing their children, especially when they compare their lives to friends or social media influencers, leading to financial strain and guilt.
When children learn the value of a dollar, they gain the
power to shape their future.
power to shape their future.
What’s Inside the Money Journal?
26 Weekly Chore Charts & Money Journal Pages
Helps children track how much they earn for tasks.
Basic Money Management Definitions
Simple, children-friendly explanations of key financial concepts.
Savings Challenges
Fun ways to encourage goal-setting & smart money choices.
Bonus Extras
Let’s empower our children to value what they have, master money management, and build a brighter, wealthier future!
What Parents are saying about the Money Journal
FAQs
What age is this journal for?
This Money Journal is designed for children ages 2 through 10. Making money lessons fun and easy to understand. Having stated as much, for those starting the journal journey later, eleven and twelve year olds have also found this guide helpful.
Can multiple children use the same journal?
We recommend one journal per child so each can track their own earnings, savings, and progress individually.
Do you offer digital versions?
Yes! We offer a digital version for convenient printing.
