Teaching Kids About Money at the Dinner Table

Your eight-year-old wants every toy in the aisle, and your teenager just spent a whole first paycheck in one weekend. You know they need to learn about money, but every time you try, it turns into a lecture nobody hears.

This audiobook gives you what to say instead. Each chapter opens with a family scene you will recognize, pulls out one money lesson your child can actually use, and ends with a single thing to try at dinner this week. Along the way you learn the Money Table, five simple family rituals such as the three-jar allowance split and the wait-a-week wish list, built around small real numbers like a five-dollar allowance and a forty-dollar summer goal. You can listen in the car, and there is nothing to print or fill in.

By the last chapter your child understands earning, waiting, spending and giving, and you finally have the words for it. Press play on the school run and start tonight.