For Your Kids:
- Confidence to make decisions
- Lifelong investor skills
- Low-stakes practice
- Natural consequences
- Age-appropriate independence
A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR PARENTS
Help Your Kids Build the Habits, Confidence, and Mindset of a Lifelong Investor, One Age-Appropriate Strategy at a Time
Learn how to turn your child's allowance into real-life opportunities to practice financial responsibility, make thoughtful spending decisions, and build money management skills they'll carry into adulthood.
No investing experience required.
Get the Raising an Investor Guide - $27 →There’s a Difference Between Building a Portfolio For Your Kids, and Teaching Them How to Invest
As parents, I know we all want to raise money-smart kids who grow into financially responsible adults. That’s why building the foundation early matters.
Maybe you’re already setting money aside.
Maybe you’re already building a portfolio for them.
Maybe you know you want to give your kids the financial head start you didn’t have, but you don’t actually know how to teach investing.
That’s exactly why I created the Raising an Investor Guide.
Because wherever your family is in your journey, something most parents don’t realize is this:
Your kid can turn 18 with a meaningful stock portfolio and absolutely no experience making the decisions required to manage it, regulating the emotions that come with making bad decisions, or being patient while the market moves.
THOSE are the skills lifelong investors need.
This guide helps you build that foundation with a practical system and simple strategies that grow with your children.
Get the Raising an Investor Guide - $27 →Inside Raising an Investor, You’ll Get Everything You Need to Build & Cement Your Family Investment System:
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An age-by-age roadmap from 3-18
Each stage builds on the last, so you can guide your kids from practicing patience in preschool to taking more ownership of investments as a teen.
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A practical Spend, Save, Grow, Share system
So they see in real time that money is a tool, while you help them create consistent habits for short-term and long-term goals.
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Three Investment Account Options Explained in Plain Language
Get an overview of the structure of each account and how to teach your kids the developmental investing approach for each one
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Simple, Age-Appropriate Scripts
So you know what to say when their investments drop and when they skyrocket so they know how to regulate their emotions through every stage of investing
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A Clear Plan for Handing Over Responsibility
You know when to coach and when to step back, stay visible, and let your teen run more of the system on their own
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Guidance for Setting Guardrails
So your kids know how to evaluate risk, make thoughtful decisions, and stay committed to their long-term investing habit without you encouraging or prohibiting risk-taking.
What Parents Say About Learning with Raising Little Millionaires
“This is exactly why I feel confident teaching my kids about money!”
RACHEL
“Raising Little Millionaires has made talking about money with my kids so much easier.
DON F
Hi! I’m Emily!
Educator, Mom, and Personal Finance Enthusiast
I learned about managing money the hard way…through poor money decisions and significant debt.
When I became a mom, I knew I wanted a different money story for my kids. I wanted them to enter adulthood with the habits, confidence, and practical skills they needed to make confident, intentional money decisions.
But…
I also barely had time to shower when my kids were younger, so full-blown financial literacy lesson plans weren’t on my to-do list.
That’s when I leaned on my background and education and my experience writing personal finance curriculum to build the system I needed as a parent and wished I’d had as a child.
And it’s the foundation of Raising Little Millionaires.
Practical, actionable ways to teach kids about money that don’t require you to have a finance degree, a formal lesson plan, or hours you don’t have.
Because I’m less concerned with whether my kids leave my house with a dollar to their name and more concerned with whether they can use money as a tool to get what they want most out of life.
Inside the Complete Allowances Guide, you’ll find ways to start this journey where you are with simple systems that fit into your real life.
The Parenting Roadmap for Raising Money-Smart Kids Who Become Investors
They won’t always have you by their side to guide their investment decisions.
But if you help them build the habits, mindset, and confidence now, then you can rest assured they have a strong foundation.
This isn’t a guide for advanced stock market strategies.
It’s the framework parents need for teaching investing skills.
Here’s What You Get for $27
For You:
Easy-to-implement guidance on…
- How to build, model, and explain the system
- When to start and what to teach at each age
- Building the investor behind the portfolio
- How to give the system room to grow with your kid
- Ways to create guardrails for more independence
You don’t need a big budget to start.
That’s the whole point.
Real-world experience with small stakes.
Get the Raising an Investor Guide - $27 →
