Financial literacy isn't just for adults—it's a lifelong skill that starts young. By tailoring lessons to a child's developmental stage, parents can foster healthy money habits that build confidence and security.

Here is a breakdown of age-appropriate strategies for children. From playful coin games to budgeting apps, these approaches empower kids to navigate money wisely.

Preschool Age (3-5 Years)

At this exploratory phase, focus on making money tangible and fun through sensory experiences. Introduce coins and notes during playtime, where kids "pay" for pretend treats. This simple exchange teaches that money acquires goods and services, laying a foundation without overwhelming young minds.

Saurabh Jain, Co-founder and CEO of Stable Money notes, "Children absorb habits by watching adul

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