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Category Archives: Kid Entrepreneurs
Money games for kids – Stock Market Game
Here is another free resource I found on the internet that can help you with the financial education of your kids. This time it is about Stocks, which could be a great way to start out, just make sure you … Continue reading
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Tagged Kids And Money, Teaching Money
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Money games for kids – Kids Playing Business
How have you enjoyed the posts about the fun resources and games for kids so far? I have certainly enjoyed researching all the resources and I still have a few up my sleeve. Enjoy this one and I hope you … Continue reading
June is Entrepreneurs “Do It Yourself” Marketing Month
June is Entrepreneurs “Do It Yourself” Marketing Month. I believe in entrepreneurial skills and creative thinking when it comes to kids and money. I believe in fostering financial independence by helping and guiding kids to find kid-friendly, creative ways to … Continue reading
Isn’t ‘Kids Entrepreneur’ A Quirky Combination? ;o)
According to Webster’s Dictionary, an entrepreneur is “someone who launches or manages a business venture, often assuming risks.” I believe that an entrepreneur is someone who dreams big dreams and then makes them happen! ;o) Is it possible to combine … Continue reading
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Tagged Kids And Money, Money Making Ideas For Kids, Money Management
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The CleverDough Challenge is now available on Amazon
Last week I had a short blog post on my “50 Money Making Ideas for Kids and Teens” which is available on Amazon. Today, I am letting you know that I have published another book on Amazon. “The CleverDough Challenge” … Continue reading
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Tagged Financial Education, kid entrepreneur, Kids And Money
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“The 6 Magical Piggy Banks” Cartoon for Kids…
Like the video? Let your Facebook friends know about it so we can empower more kids. Simply click on the ‘LIKE’ button, here on the right. Thanks, You’re so awesome! ;o) => Click here to learn more about how you can teach … Continue reading
Posted in Childrens Saving, Goal Setting For Kids, Kid Entrepreneurs, Kids And Money, Kids Money Management, Money Lessons for Children, Parenting, Ways for Kids to Make Money
Tagged Achieving Goals, Financial Education, Goals And Dreams, Kids And Money, Kids Money, Money Concepts, Money Habits, Money Making Ideas For Kids, Money Management, Parenting, Personal Goals, Piggy Banks, Saving Money, Setting Goals, Smart Kids, Spending Habits, Teaching Children, Teaching Money, Value Of Money, ways for kids to make money
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Investing When We Have No Money – Guest Post
There is ‘Good Debt’ and there is ‘Bad Debt’. Bad Debt is Debt that takes money away from you and makes you work harder to repay it. Good Debt is Debt that brings money to you and makes your money … Continue reading
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Tagged Good Debt, Investing Money, kid entrepreneur, Money Management, Smart Kids
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I’m so Proud! Please show your support for Xanthe… ;o)
It’s your ’Teaching Children About Money’ Coach – Amanda van der Gulik here. I have some exciting PERSONAL news – and I am just a bit nervous about sharing it…. You see, even though I am very “out there” with my public … Continue reading
Chocolate Lover!!! – by KAM – 12 years old
“I started this business because… I wanted to have a business and my own money. I chose chocolate lollipops because I knew it was going to be a success since everyone loves chocolate and it was going to be easy … Continue reading
Posted in Kid Entrepreneurs, Kids Money Management
Tagged Kids And Money, Money Making Ideas For Kids, Piggy Banks
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End Of An Experiment
“I was chuckling yesterday – it’s so nice when your kids come to a conclusion all on their own, a conclusion you have been waiting for them to reach. “The back-story to this one is this. A couple of years … Continue reading
Meet Some Teen Millionaires!
Cameron Johnson and Ashley Quall are incredible examples of what your own children can accomplish with the right guidance and perseverance. If you would like to encourage your own teenager to become a success but don’t quite know how to … Continue reading
Why Business For Kids?
Dear Fellow Parents, Today I am honoured with sharing with you a special blog post written by my good friend, Jenny Ford. She is the owner of Cash-Smart-Kids and has three young entrepreneurial girls of her own, all with their … Continue reading
9 Year Old Girl Takes Her Cake Decorating Passion And Turns It Into a Kidpreneur Business!
abc13.com: Girl, 9, is talented cake decorator and has the beginnings of a business 6/06/08: “THE WOODLANDS, TX (KTRK) — A pint-sized baker in The Woodlands is already starting to make a name for herself, decorating cakes for family and … Continue reading
Cash-Smart Kids – Teaching Kids About Money and Business
Hello Parents, I’ve just come across an amazing site. These parents have three young girls and all three of them started their own businesses in elementary school!!! Not bad, eh? Here’s a small excerpt from their site, click the link … Continue reading
Kids Business Ideas – Highly Recommended eBook
Hello Parents, I have just come across an amazing resource guide with 83 Ways for Your Child to Start Earning Money Right Away! Similar to my own “50 Money Making Ideas for Kids” ebook, this “Kids Business Ideas – Money … Continue reading
How Does An Entrepreneur Respond To An Opportunity
“Example Of How An Entrepreneur Responds To An Opportunity An interesting way to understand an entrepreneur is to examine how they approach things. We have taken a case of a social entrepreneur to examine how an entrepreneur thinks and acts … Continue reading
Introducing, Leanna, 13 Year Old Kid Entrepreneur:
I am incredibly excited to share with you a real kid entrepreneur. Her name is Leanna and she has a website where she sells her great-grandmother’s natural haircare. When Leanna was 3 years old her mother decided to use a … Continue reading
