Larry the Bunny Saves His Money - Jim DeGaetano - Bog

THE FIRST BOOK FOR YOUR CHILD THAT MAKES . . . CENTS!
Meet Larry the Bunny, your child's new friend and role model. Because when it comes to . . .
. . . where money comes from . . .
. . . where it goes . . .
. . . and how to have more of it . . .
. . . then Larry the Bunny is the friend your child needs.
In this beautifully illustrated and carefully-crafted book, your little one is going to begin his journey in properly handling one of life's most important concepts: money.
Research shows that more than 90% of our habits are formed before the age of 7. After that, we spend the rest of our lives trying to change those habits. Don't let your child get started on the wrong foot! Start them right with Larry the Bunny.
"Larry the Bunny Saves His Money" invites you to talk about money with your kids in a fun, easy way.
TOPICS IN THE BOOK
Basic Math
The Principles of Money
The Importance of Saving
The Value of Integrity
SPECIAL FEATURES
Beautiful full-color pages
Clear, simple text
Enlightening visual aids
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
Jim DeGaetano, CFP(R), CPA, MBA is the President of Diamond Wealth Advisors. His passion is helping others achieve a better return on life through strategic planning. Jim is committed to providing clarity to his clients so they can retire with confidence.
AUTHOR'S MESSAGE
From birth to age 5, a child's brain develops faster than any other time in life. As a lifelong learner, I read a lot of books and among my favorite topics to learn about is the psychology of the brain and how we are wired for behaviors. Since behavior is the primary determinant for financial success this is an important topic as studies have shown 85% of Americans are ill-prepared for the retirement they envision. 95% of our brains are formed by age 6 and many of our unconscious habits are created by this time.
A light bulb went off in my head when I read that.I have a 4- and a 6-year-old at home. I read to them every night and thought, why would I not start planting that 'savings chip' in their brain as early as possible, when their brains are developing at the fastest rate of their life and when their habits are being formed?
I started looking for books to teach children under age six how to save. I couldn't find any that fit.And that is how "Larry the Bunny Saves his Money" was created.If you have little ones in your life who you love, this book is for them -- and you.