Almost all children here in Sweden have already savings account on their name. Mostly by their parents or like Laikka she have two accounts, one opened and given during her church dedication by her godparent (my aunt) and its us parents putting up money every month for her. And the second one, from her grandmother (father side) saving everymonth for her! All of these can she (laikka) get/withdraw when she will be 18yrs. old! But this kind of savings they don't understand yet! So, I'm teaching my girl to save my way, hehe like when I was still a child..the piggy bank:)
Empty bottles and cans here are quite money already. Since, we are fond of drinking softdrinks, we always have plenty of empty bottles in one month. So we will bring it to the store and pant it! Every bottle costs 4crowns so its already something! And sometimes when there's a party I will collect the empty bottles also and bring it back to the store then let Laikka put every coin paid from those bottles and cans to her pink piggy bank:) She think its fun and she's so proud about it! In this way she knows she has money and she's the one saving!
Good luck my little girl and have fun!
Monday, May 3, 2010
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11 comments:
Saving is a great habit to teach the children. You're a good mom. =)
When I was little I used to look for bottles thrown on the side of the road so i could cash them in.
wow good job!
That´s a good thing to do...importante...
Hello mommy Neth...
Got an sisterhood award for you...hope you got time to grabb it if you like it...
kram
Khim
Oh wow, great saver. Our burritos does the same hehehe..
Advance happy Mother's day! I've got something for you here, hope you like it.
oh so cute...hahahah....ka fenk kaau sa lugian ni Lai...pretty....ehehehhe!
si Akesha kay taas kau iyang lugian...layo pa kaau sa tunga...hahahaha...maau si Laikka tejan kay inig 18 ani sapian na kaau ni...e.ehehhehe!
happy mother's day tejan!
she is so cute.
Good luck to your lil dolly!That's a very good start!My kids loves to save and buy something from it!
Maganda yan bata pa e marunong ng mag save ng money!
Thats really cute. I love your pink piggy bank laikka, ayaw buaka ug dili mapuno inday ha.
That's a nice and fun way to teach a child how to save, by saving in her own piggy bank. To Laikka, that's child's play and she enjoys it tremendously. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.
You're a good mom :)
I'll also teach my child to save (one day)...
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