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Choose or notice.
Agree on a small goal, or notice an achievement that has already happened. Effort and everyday acts of care belong here too.
FOR PARENTS & CHILDREN TOGETHER
Small steps.
A growing world.
A kind act. Something new to learn. A small goal you choose together. Kiddos Wealth turns real-life achievements into leaves on a family growth tree, with a little practice-money pocket for saving and choosing.
iPhone & iPad · iOS / iPadOS 26+Free family features · Optional Kiddos+
Inside the app
Wealth is also what
we learn, try, and share.
The idea starts with real life. Read a paper book. Help set the table. Try something that feels difficult. Notice a little kindness. A parent and child recognize the experience together, then give it a leaf to remember.
The tree makes room for knowledge, creativity, kindness, nature, health and sports, people, and everyday skills. It’s a way to look back at a child’s experiences together, at their own pace.
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Give it a leaf.
Review who took part and save the achievement together. A new leaf remembers the experience; tap it later to revisit the story behind it.
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Practice a little choice.
A parent can include a few pretend coins, or none at all. Save toward a fixed-price adventure card or choose one to open together.
A LITTLE POCKET BESIDE THE TREE
First money choices.
Something you share.
Count a small amount. Compare a choice. Notice what is left. Save a little longer for something you want. A grown-up helps connect those pretend choices to everyday life.
The tree remembers.
Spending practice coins or skipping a day doesn’t take away the leaves you’ve grown. Recognition can always happen without coins.
The pocket practices.
Kiddos coins have no cash value and cannot be bought, withdrawn, or transferred. They’re a finite way to practice saving and choosing, with no real banking or investments.
On iPhone & iPad
A closer look.
Explore Kiddos Wealth, one screen at a time.
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Good things grow here.
Everyday experiences become leaves on a family tree.
Wealth is for parents and adult caregivers of children ages 2–8. Adults operate the app and review each entry with their children. Younger children join through conversation; counting, saving and spending decisions are mainly suited to ages 5–8.
Yes. Profiles, goals, achievements, trees, practice coins, included adventure-card collections and local assistance are free. Optional Kiddos+ in parent Settings supports participating apps; it does not gate these Wealth features or buy coins.
A grown-up reviews each achievement and chooses whether to include practice coins. Choose zero to recognize effort without a coin award. Children can compare displayed prices, save toward a card or choose one they can afford. Coins have no cash value and cannot be bought, transferred or withdrawn. Spending coins never removes leaves.