KidCash in the press.

Kids with ADHD do great with rewards, but it can be a struggle for parents to implement systems that work for each child’s unique needs. The guide describes KidCash as a simple incentive system based on real-world economic principles: when your child behaves well, you reward them.

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Getting children to listen to their parents is a struggle as old as time. Lisa Chin, founder of KidCash LLC, is trying a new method with actual kid cash.

“The two things that KidCash does is, it helps to get their attention, and it helps to make the lessons stick,” says Lisa. To get the child’s attention, KidCash has parents hold a daily review, forming a habit of face to face communication between the parent and the child.

The program helps teach children to listen actively, earn their rewards, basic financial responsibility, and more.

Maria Castro’s clientele includes Dove, Walmart, Charmin, Netflix and HP. She is also a teacher and a mother of two, and she reviewed KidCash from both sides.

“As an educator and a mom, I can’t begin to describe to you how important it is to teach children how to be financially responsible early on, and to encourage them to make their own decisions.” Her review is titled: arms children with the tools to become productive members of society.