Education

Here are some key tips for parents and kids to help stick to a budget and save money when shopping for back to school supplies.

Your child’s education can help set them up for future success—but how do you afford it? Here’s how you and your teen can financially prepare for their post-secondary education.

Men and women have equal rights, but not when it comes to wages. Here is what kids and teens need to know about the gender pay gap in Canada.

Many Canadian teens need volunteer hours in order to graduate. Here’s how to find volunteer opportunities as a high school student.

Artificial intelligence is no longer the stuff of sci-fi. Teens are using it to help with their English essay or edit their TikTok videos. Here’s what parents need to know about AI.

Period poverty is a global issue that affects people around the world—including teens. Here’s what teens need to know about menstrual equity.

Did you know video games help you learn life lessons like communication, bargaining and financial skills? Here are 12 video games that help teach you about all things money!

From counting games for young kids, to encourage teens to start their own business, here are ideas to jumpstart teaching money to kids of all ages.

Accomplishing goals takes work, but the process is worth it. Discover how to help your child set realistic, attainable goals and persevere until they succeed.

Teaching autistic kids and teens money skills is essential in helping prepare them for adulthood. Autism Canada shared some strategies to help parents.

Here are some key tips for parents and kids to help stick to a budget and save money when shopping for back to school supplies.

Smartphones and social media keep kids and teens connected, but at the cost of their online privacy. Here’s what you need to know about keeping your family safe.

Did you know that the average tuition costs for Canadian undergrad students are currently around $6,700 per year? Learn more about the best way to save for your child’s education in Canada.

Online games and board games are a great way to introduce financial literacy skills. Here are 12 fun money games for kids to play.

When should parents start teaching kids about money? The answer may surprise you.

Despite Canada’s diversity, Black people typically earn less money. Here is what kids and teens need to know about the racial wage gap in Canada. By Deanne Gage.

Students are returning to online school in some provinces due to COVID-19. Here’s how parents can support remote learning for kids and teens.

Understanding the difference between a need and a want is fundamental to building good money habits with teens. Here are some tips on teaching the difference.

We share some tips for newcomers on understanding the financial landscape in Canada and how Mydoh can help kids learn about money.

When’s the best time to teach your kids about money? The short answer: right now. Here are some of the most important money lessons to teach kids.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

Where do you start when talking about money with your kids? Is allowance a good idea? How do you explain the value of money to children? Find out how Mydoh can help with raising money-smart kids.