Children often begin learning about money before they can explain what money is. They pay attention to the pauses at the checkout line, the tone adults use when talking about bills, and the way spending decisions are discussed at home. Over time, these small observations shape what children believe money means and how safe it feels to ask questions about it. Many parents want their children to grow up confident and financially capable. Many parents also carry financial stress

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