Do your kids understand how to spend money but struggle with the concept of saving?

Are you unsure of when or how to start teaching them about money and good stewardship?

Would you like to raise children who understand the value of hard work and honor God with their finances?

Then we're glad you're joining us for today's episode.

I'm your host, Alex Cody, and welcome to my mom's podcast, Parenting with Ginger Hubbard.

Ginger is the best-selling author of Don't Make Me Count a Three, Wise Words for Moms, and I Can't

Believe You Just Said That. She speaks at women's events, parenting conferences, and homeschool

conventions across the country. You can check out her parenting resources and find out when women's events, parenting conferences, and homeschool conventions across the country.

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