Whether it's matters like a family's economic issues or understanding spending and saving, money matters  influence children more than we think. By having age-appropriate money conversations with your children early on, you can create a more open environment for learning and asking questions about finances.

Online Resources

Money As You Grow - Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
No need to be a money expert—the tips and activities here can help your children’s money skills, habits, and attitudes grow.

When To Teach Kids About Money, According To The Experts — And How To Do It - CNBC Make It
Knowing how and when to start teaching to kids about money and identifying what money skills they need can be tricky, but experts say it is crucial for their futures.

Talking To Your Children About The Economy And Financial Fears - American Psychological Association
Rising inflation is putting stress on many families, but having age-appropriate discussions about financial concerns can help ease anxiety among children.

How To Talk With Kids About The Economic Crisis - PsychAlive 
Explain the economic situation in simple terms that kids can understand. Make sure that your explanations are age appropriate.

Helpful Books

Taking the time to teach children now about money will give them the tools to make smarter choices later in life. Check out our reading list for books on money topics. You can check for availability and place holds.