Nicole Lapin

I've already started to talk from the womb.

She's getting her financial literacy education going on.

Yeah, it's hilarious if you ask a kid, like, how much is a house or how much is a car?

The answer is the same thing as like, how old am I?

That's right.

But it's because we don't anchor them or we don't explain it to them.

And I think that it's incumbent on us as parents, since we don't learn this stuff in school.

To be able to take it out.

It's for sure.

And I think that when people ask how to make financially literate kids, you have to look in the mirror because they're copying everything.

I see this even really early on.

I go like this and she goes.

And so, you know, if I'm spending or I'm hoarding or I'm talking negatively about money or even the little things that I've started thinking about when I'm going to be raising her.

is money doesn't grow on trees.

We all heard that growing up.

And is that the right message that we should be giving them?

Is it better to say like money grows where you invest it?

So there's less fear around that.

Yeah.

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