Teach kids money is earned
End the "I want it now" battles. Kids set savings goals, do the work, and finally get why you don't just buy them everything.
How it works
They learn by doing, not by you lecturing
They want something
New game, toy, whatever. They set it as a goal and see the price tag.
They do the work
Chores earn feathers. They watch their balance grow. Patience builds.
They get it
When they finally buy it themselves, they understand value.
More than a piggy bank
Real tools for real money lessons
Savings goals
Kids pick what they want and see exactly how far away they are. Makes saving feel real.
Feather-to-dollar
You set the exchange rate. Feathers from chores convert to real money toward their goals.
Progress tracking
Visual progress bars show how close they are. Watching it grow teaches patience.
Per-kid balances
Each child has their own balance and goals. No fighting over whose money is whose.
Parent controls
Approve withdrawals, adjust balances, add bonuses for special occasions.
Chores integration
Feathers earned from chores automatically flow into their allowance. One connected system.
They learn to wait
Delayed gratification is a skill. This is how they build it - one chore at a time.
The "can I have" battles end
What changes when kids understand earning
- Every store trip turns into "can I have this?"
- Money has no meaning - it just appears
- No patience, no understanding of cost
- You lecture about money and nothing sticks
- "Check your balance" replaces "no"
- Kids connect effort to reward naturally
- They learn to wait and plan for what they want
- The system teaches - you just watch them grow
Stop the "can I have" battles
Next time they ask, you can say "check your balance." They'll figure out the rest.
