What's your child's money style?
Answer 8 quick questions about your child, ages 6 to 18. You'll see where they are strong, which money habit to practice next, and three things to try this week.
The quiz looks at four areas: Awareness (knowing where money is and what things cost), Impulse (handling the urge to buy right now), Emotion (noticing how feelings drive spending) and Future (saving for something that matters later).
1. My child has a rough idea what everyday things cost, like a snack, a game or sneakers.
2. When my child wants something, they can wait a day before buying it.
3. My child can tell when boredom, excitement or friends are making them want something.
4. My child is saving toward something they care about.
5. My child knows about how much money they have right now.
6. Sales, countdown timers and in-game offers rarely rush my child into buying.
7. My child spends about the same whether they feel happy, bored or upset.
8. When money comes in, like a gift or allowance, my child puts some aside before spending.
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Made by Babalata, a money-habits app for US families with kids ages 6 to 18. No debit card, no bank account: parents keep the real money. Available on the App Store and Google Play, in the United States only.