Behind The Designs
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Behind The Designs
Raising Kids Who Understand Money: Ages 0-12
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Long before kids earn their first dollar, they’re forming beliefs about money. In this episode, we explore how children ages 0–12 begin forming their understanding of money, and how you can instill good habits for giving, saving, spending.
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