What do you think about children below the age of 15 making money. Do you think they are too young for such?
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What do you think about children below the age of 15 making money. Do you think they are too young for such?
Personally I don't see anything wrong with children this age making money, i think it woud even be best if they learn how to make money at an early age rather than later. The most important thing is that they are being monitored to ensure that they don't get influenced and go into the wrong things,Read more
Personally I don’t see anything wrong with children this age making money, i think it woud even be best if they learn how to make money at an early age rather than later. The most important thing is that they are being monitored to ensure that they don’t get influenced and go into the wrong things, and they don’t misusing whatever they are able to earn.
See lessI think kids below 15 can definitely start making money, but it should be in a safe and age-appropriate way like doing chores, babysitting, or small creative projects. It teaches responsibility and the value of work early on, which is great. But they’re still young, so it’s important that adults guiRead more
I think kids below 15 can definitely start making money, but it should be in a safe and age-appropriate way like doing chores, babysitting, or small creative projects. It teaches responsibility and the value of work early on, which is great. But they’re still young, so it’s important that adults guide them and make sure they’re not overwhelmed or exposed to anything risky. It’s about balance encouraging independence without pushing too hard.
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