Our story
Every family has a money recipe. For most of us, it was never written down.
If nobody ever sat you down and explained money, you’re not behind. You’re normal.
Some families pass down a recipe for soup. Some pass down a way of fixing things, or a way of getting through a hard month.
Money has a recipe too. For most families, it was never put on a card.
That’s not a flaw in you. It’s a gap in what got handed down.
Nobody was lazy about it and nobody was cruel. It just never made it onto a card.
Not at school. Not at home. So now there’s a small person asking you questions, and the answers were never given to you either.
A gap isn’t something you did. It’s something you were handed.
Your parents were handed the same gap. So were theirs.
Most of our parents were never shown either. They passed on what they had, the way every family does.
Nobody dropped the recipe. It was never written down to begin with.
So this isn’t about the past. It’s about what happens next.
And a gap can stop with you.
This book writes the recipe down for the first time.
The money lessons you wish someone had given you, written down for the first time: for your kid, and quietly for you too.
Ages 5 to 13 in one book: Part One, Money Basics, for 5 to 8, and Part Two, Next Level, for 9 to 13.
It doesn’t ask what you earn, and it doesn’t need an allowance. The games use coins, cups and paper from your kitchen, about five minutes each.
It’s built side by side, because you get to learn it too.
Most money advice assumes a straight line: first you get good with money, then you teach it. That line broke a generation ago.
So we turned the line sideways. Parent and child go through the same idea at the same time. The book explains it to both of you at once: no money background needed, no preparing, no getting caught out.
Every lesson has a Grown-up Corner that explains the idea to you first, in two plain sentences. Then it gives you the exact words to say.
And your only job takes one minute. At dinner, in the car, or at bedtime, you ask:
“Show me what you learned.”Your kid explains it back to you. You don’t have to be the expert. You just have to be there for the minute.
You don’t have to get good with money first. You just have to go first.
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Try it with your kid. If it’s not working for your family, 30-day money back.
30-day money-back guaranteeFree shippingAges 5 to 13 in one book
An optional monthly Money Kit exists after purchase for families who want new games every month. It is never required.