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Every “can I have it?” becomes a lesson instead of a fight.
Five kinds of money, each about one habit: candy, screens, activities, savings and giving. You catch the good stuff in the moment. Saturday, the tally is already done.
Free to try. One price for the whole family, up to 15 kids.
A minute a day is how a lifetime of habits starts.
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The pieces of the system, and what each one teaches.
Five currencies keep the conversations separate, and three tools handle the rest: bonuses, hard talks, and saving.
Candy Cash
Teaches moderation
Budget the sugary treats and the junk food.
Device Cash
Teaches self-regulation
Screens, TV and games, on a budget they hold.
Activity Cash
Teaches patience
Exercise habits and family fun.
Savings Cash
Teaches money sense
Save it, spend it wisely, watch it add up.
Gift Cash
Teaches generosity
Worth double, and only for someone else.
Bonus Bounty
Up for grabs
Makes the mentally tough goals achievable.
Violation tickets
For the hard talks
Move unwanted behavior to a calmer conversation.
Bank Books
Teaches finance basics
Keep money safe and show how saving works.
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The week has a rhythm you already know.
Mon – Fri
Watch. Speak up. Write it down.
Catch the good behavior while it's happening and say why it mattered. Corrections wait for the weekend, when nobody's mid-meltdown.
Saturday
Allowance time.
Sit down together. Celebrate what went well, restate the rules, name the one thing to work on. The math is already done.
Sunday
Celebrate.
They spend what they earned: a toy, an outing, something you agreed on. Earning it is what makes it land.
Guides
The conversations an allowance app never covers.
Candy budgets, screen time, teaching them to give, and what to do when the whole thing stops working. All free to read, and none of it needs the app.
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What parents and teachers say changed at home.
I can honestly say that KidCash is truly a blessing! Growing up, my son struggled with fairness and motivation to accomplish daily tasks.
What is unique about KidCash is that it creates spending categories that are color coded, so easy for kids to understand.
My kids are actually excited to do something that would please us, and are more cautious of getting into trouble since their tangible device cash will be taken away when they do.
If you'd rather hold it in your hands
The paper kit, still the original.
410 engraved bills across five currencies, 100 bonus and violation tickets, two bank books, and the worksheets to run your first month. Printed in America on 25 lb stock.
$15 plus shipping · USPS Priority, 1–2 weeks
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The book
A parenting system designed for life: the 30-day startup and the weekly rhythm, written out in full.
Print it tonight
Every currency, both bank books, the tickets and goal sheets, plus 18 printable wallets. Free, and always have been.
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Two tracks: get started in 30 days, or browse the six ways families run it day to day.
Get started today, because parenting shouldn't be so hard.
When a kid wants something, they pay very close attention to how to get it. Every bill, bonus and ticket is a chance to hand them the reason along with the money, while you have that attention. It is how the things you have said a hundred times finally land.
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