What parents are saying.

I can honestly say that KidCash is truly a blessing! Growing up, my son struggled with fairness and motivation to accomplish daily tasks. He wanted to see some reward, some sense of gratification, for his good citizenship and daily triumphs.

After awhile, children were doing things they were supposed to do naturally. Working towards a prize became working to better yourself and your greater community. How amazing is that?

There was a real buzz about it. Kids who rarely spoke wanted to talk to their parents about how much they earned and how they got there and what they planned to use their money for. It was a big miracle in a small package. More importantly, KidCash helped kids with autism connect to themselves, and that’s monumental. For that, KidCash is worth its weight in gold.

KidCash is an amazing product that I recently started using with my kids as a way to reinforce positive behavior and to deter the not-so-desirable ones, without screaming, and it has been extremely effective in both.

Violations are also included, and are given to my kids when they have forgotten a homework book, talk fresh, fight with one another or the many other things kids do. The violation tickets are great as they offer you the place to record the exact offense, and give you the option to take away any of the earned currency.

As a mom of an 8 and 5 year old, I feel the system has been equally effective on each child. 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. They actually see these dollars equating into experiences and items that they enjoy. Losing them makes them realize the consequences of their actions.

I also feel that KidCash is an educational tool. My 5 year old is learning the concept of counting, and it translates into counting currency. I urge all moms and dads to incorporate KidCash into their parenting, you will NOT be disappointed.

This kit has all you need to teach kids how their actions translate to money which in turn buys things and activities they want. Many people wait until kids are older to teach dollar-sense, when in fact kids as young as 2yo are capable of grasping the relationship of money to things.

What is unique about KidCash is that it creates spending categories that are color coded, so easy for kids to understand.

I tried this system on my 2.5 yo son and I was surprised at how quickly he grasped the concept and wanted to earn more device time. We haven’t gotten to using the gift cash just yet, but I can see this kit growing with him as he gets older.

In our home, we use many reward systems, especially since we have an autistic child. KidCash is so much more than a reward system, it is a parent education system. This system allows the kiddos to make their own choices, good and bad.

It has taken away so many arguments in our home. If the children don’t have enough cash for tv, they don’t nag for it. Not enough cash for candy, they don’t ask. It has taught them responsibility and they have learned the value of achieving their goals. A completely valuable system that cannot be replaced.

I recently started using KidCash to coincide with my little one starting school. Having had a nanny since she was 10 months old, I knew it was time to implement more structure and discipline. My LO is 3½ and at first I thought she may be too young. I am happy I started using it anyway.

It is working wonders for us. She looks forward to saving “cash” for items. She is learning the value of hard work and money. Her attitude has softened and is now less “entitled”. She was always a good girl, but this is really showing her how to value herself, her time and money. I see that she loves having this structure in place and I believe needs it.

My son is 3½ and starting to test us in many different ways. Using time outs and other methods of behavior modification have not been 100% successful. We started using KidCash and we have seen so much improvement.

He really gets the incentive system and he shines when he earns cash towards things he wants. I love this system! I was brought up on corporal punishment, but this system is so much more successful and makes a positive difference.