Lizbet - Money & Motherhood
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Wednesday 19 August 2026 22:16:48 GMT
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thegirlkaylee1 :
Following you is the best thing I’ve ever done
2026-08-22 20:37:46
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Soothing/scenic :
Teaching them responsibility 👍👍👍
2026-08-19 22:36:06
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Lindsey Jordon :
Do I have kids? No. Will I have kids? Also no. But I absolutely love the way you’re raising yours and wish more parents did. You are teaching them so many valuable life lessons and setting them up for an amazing and successful future! ♥️
2026-08-20 11:21:37
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Tracy :
its team work isnt it. all mine helped me when they were little xx
2026-08-22 09:18:55
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triciaparkinson19 :
I love this
2026-08-21 20:42:22
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Sara K :
It makes sense because I sure as hell don’t get paid to clean up the home lol it’s sets them up for later on in life too
2026-08-20 12:41:20
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deborahrosenieves :
I understand this logic, but I don't understand how you explain they get paid week just to exist. Can you explain that? i'm just trying to think of it in the real world. Right? I don't get paid money just because I am alive, it's because I go to work. I love your videos and if you want to share video that you explain this , I will watch it because I haven't found it yet.
2026-08-20 15:26:44
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user114364 :
Superb! Flawlessly logical!
2026-08-20 13:48:04
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MariR :
I’m sending my 6 year old to you 😆 because since starting school she tells me to shut up when I tell her dinners done🙃 and tantrums when we go grocery shopping because she wants toys.. like first off why should u get toys acting so naughty but nvm she refuses to even clean up her messes..
2026-08-19 23:06:12
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licensed2sellAZ :
We don’t pay for regular chores on a regular basis because it’s part of being a participating human in our household. We also don’t personally give a regular allowance ( although I love your routine) we pay for grades and learning -reading books ect.. we follow a Dave Ramsey mindset and do have them categorize all money they receive into similar buckets the way you do. However , with that being said we do pay them for extra chores above and beyond normal household contribution on occasion when things come up on short notice. For example my 12 year old was just invited to go shopping with a friend and her mom at several thrift stores. She had some money to go from her own spending money. And she asked if there way anything extra she could do that she could quickly earn additional funds to take. And in those cases I typically find something as well as sometimes surprise her with a bit extra from my own spending funds. Yes- she knows mom and dad both have a line items for spending $ too. Same way we teach her to budget. I’m curious do you have exceptions for letting them earn more for something or stick strictly to only what they’ve saved week over week? I realize yours are younger but curious on your thoughts . We only have 1 left at home as ours are 28,23,12 .
2026-08-20 16:00:35
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Jazibe Munos🫰🏻🌹💋 :
what things or what you do for them to get allowance.
2026-08-21 17:16:51
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BrandiBug :
What about for bigger things, like mowing the lawn or other yard work? We're planning for kids in a couple years, so I love hearing different perspectives!
2026-08-20 01:30:45
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pragmaticattic :
I agree. Anything that has to do with the home and maintaining it, both inside and out, it’s a team effort. If my son wants money, he will directly ask “is there something I can do to earn cash?” I will offer him duties outside the norm. My 15 yr old is responsible for: his room & laundry, the bathroom (we only have one), trash & recycling, and for the summer a majority of the dishes.
2026-08-20 01:48:52
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Jax :
Yes thank you for this! I think some parents forget they are raising future adults. Teaching them lessons like this is important.
2026-08-20 00:25:31
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Maleeha|Home, Beauty&Mum Life :
I love your way of thinking. We weren’t paid for chores either as it’s about respecting the place you live and learning life skills
2026-08-20 07:20:57
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🌹 mb 🌻 :
i’m gonna teach my future kids these things i was talking to this lady about how kids nowadays doesn’t know how to clean or do anything i work at a school im a cafe worker this kid asked me “how do you sweep up water”? and im like with a broom and a mop
2026-08-20 01:38:23
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Jessica Harris :
Thank you! Agree with this
2026-08-19 23:07:57
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Chrissy :
I love this thought process because it is real life. I have incorporated this with our son. We did just start it about 6 weeks ago and he is almost 11 so we are not to the point of him offering to little extra things lol
2026-08-19 23:44:34
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Jen :
and it teaches them that you dont get paid when you are living alone
2026-08-20 20:52:40
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Ashley Gorman :
I wouldn’t pay my kids for chores if I was paying them to go to “work”(school). As an adult you have to go to work and then still keep up on the house chores.
2026-08-21 12:51:07
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Ashley_Heaton :
We love your content. I have an 8 year old son and we have always had high expectations. Our children are more capable than we give them credit for. By kindergarten he packs his own lunch, starts his laundry, helps put up dishes. Now that he’s older he puts his laundry up, keeps up with his room. Does the dishes. Cooks, sweeps, trash, you name it he can do it. I told him we’re not just raising our son, daddy and I are raising someone’s future husband and he should be capable of being the man of the house by the time he leaves our home. We introduced “payday” at the beginning of this year. And his job is to go to school, be kind, and make good grades. He doesn’t get extra money for normal chores. Now if he goes and works with dad on a job site we pay him for that. But just like payday money, extra money gets divided up into the three categories; spending, savings, investing. And he has grown so much in this knowledge. We plan to continue to broaden this part of his learning as he gets older and a lot of the financial literacy comes from watching how you treat your daughters 🩷 so thank you
2026-08-21 12:06:03
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Amy Elizabeth Ramire :
I was raised the same way. I'm a millennial. I didn't have an allowance. but I babysat and cleaned families houses and did side jobs, from the age of 10. it taught me responsibility and to work for the extra money. never wanted for anything.
2026-08-20 00:29:16
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southern_chickk1995 :
👏🏻 I agree!! my 7 year old been cleaning and doing her room and around the house help since she was 5 in half only bc she saw me do it she wanted to help now she's 7 I don't even have to ask she just always keeps herself area tidy and and if she sees me putting away dishes she always just comes and helps! this Summer She also learned how to cook meaning sandwiches fixing herself lunch and with me present of course she'll use the air fryer we just learned to do that this summer. she gets super excited. I always tell her thank you and I appreciate all her help 🥰🥰 we all have to remember that they need acknowledgment it's so important 🥰 but to pay them absolutely not, you're going to need to do this when they're older and when we're not around anymore so to be expected to get paid you just can't.
2026-08-20 21:35:50
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2026-08-21 16:17:52
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Gloria Garcia :
How do you give it money? Or how the money get to them? I would love to learn how they received money because I always thought it was because task or something. (For a future mom)
2026-08-21 01:59:36
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