Description
Episode 5 Start Well™ podcast: Money Mindset
for Kids and Parents with Karen Eley. In this episode, we're exploring the intricate relationship between money mindset and parenting.
Our conversation with Karen Eley underscores the critical role parents play in shaping their children's money mindset. By understanding their own influences, being mindful of language, and adopting intentional strategies, parents can empower their children to navigate the complexities of money with confidence and resilience.
Discussion points:
Understanding Money Mindset Development in
Children: Karen provides insight into how children's brains develop and why ages 2-12 are crucial for shaping money attitudes and behaviors. Discussion on the impact of traumas related to money, illustrating with examples.
Parental Influence and Awareness: Importance
of parents recognizing their own money influences and behaviours, which profoundly shape children's perceptions. Emphasis on parents being on the same
page and conveying consistent messaging about money to children.
The Power of Language in Money
Conversations: Exploring how language used around money - earning, spending, having, and using it - impacts children's understanding and attitudes. Discussion on the emotional dimension of money and its influence on family dynamics.
Intentional Parenting Strategies: Encouragement
for parents to be intentional about the messages they want to impart about money to their children. Suggestions for age-appropriate lessons and activities to foster financial literacy and resilience in kids.
As a Money Mindset Coach: Karen reflects on her role in helping adults explore childhood experiences to uncover patterns in money mindset development. Insights into cultivating financially resilient children based on understanding parental mistakes and challenges.
As a Mother: Balancing motherly instincts with the need to provide teachable moments for children. Acknowledgment of challenges such as mother's guilt while striving to instill financial wisdom in her own kids.
Karen is a Certified Money Coach and former financial adviser, who brings both professional expertise and personal experience as a mother of two boys, aged 12 and 13. She is passionate about helping women navigate financial complexities and cultivate confidence in managing money. Karen is a regular financial commentator on various media platforms, offering practical and psychological insights.
You can connect to Karen via LinkedIn
Women Talking Finance: https://www.womentalkingfinance.com.au/
Money Mindset Quiz: https://quiz.womentalkingfinance.com.au/
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