Our relationship with money begins in childhood, a stage in which habits and beliefs (sometimes wrong) are acquired that will condition our future. However, and despite the fact that organizations such as the Bank of Spain warn that financial ignorance is expensive, this type of education is scarce in Spanish homes, according to several studies. Nor do social networks help or grow in excess of abundance that triggers the hyper-gifted child syndrome.
In this new episode of the "Pocket" podcast, the experts in children's finances Laura Mascaró, author of the book Where does money grow?, and Sara Vicent explain why it is essential to pay the smallest members of the house. While the journalist Eva Millet, author of Hiperpaternidad, gives advice to avoid the syndrome of the hyper-gifted child and warns of the risk of YouTube videos about unboxing toys.
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