Money Talks

Kids as young as three are already beginning to grasp the concept of money. Introduce the ABC’s of money to your kids with these fun games and practical tips.

Parents should talk with their kids about money early. Here’s our tips on how kids can save money and build a plan that gives them a head start on financial literacy.

There’s plenty of opportunities for kids to embrace the latest startup trends and make money online. Here are seven savvy online business ideas for your kids.

Talking about money is the key to teaching kids good money habits, at every age. Those conversations don’t have to be awkward — and they can even be fun.

Doing chores can boost your kids’ bank balance. Did you know chores also build life skills and boost mental health? Here are spring chores for kids and teens.

Volunteering or donating your time, money, or unwanted items are great ways that kids can to give back to your community.

Are your kids anxious about going back-to-school this year? Here’s how to talk to them about COVID-19, practice good hygiene and alleviate their fears.

Through this article, we hope to share consolidated information from authentic sources so you can understand what the new school year will look like in your province.

While the thought is promising, trying to understand the differences in the Canadian school system and curriculum may be confusing and sometimes stressful. Mydoh is here to help navigate this sometimes daunting topic.

Find out why Bryan and Sarah Baeumler recognize the value of talking about money with their kids.

Shopping and dining locally, especially now, is about recognizing the strength and resiliency of all Canadians. Learn more about why shopping local matters.

For those wondering how shopping local can help your community, we’ve put together some of our favourite reasons. Learn how to get your kids involved and teach them the importance of shopping locally.