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Benefits
📖 What is Lola Gets Money, a Money book for kids?
This early years storybook teaches children ages 4-8 about:
💝 Generosity
💰 Savings
🛒 Wise spending
Follow Lola on a supermarket trip where she learns to use money with kindness and purpose. This tale helps kids develop smart habits, delayed gratification, and financial confidence.
✨ Why parents love this book
✅ Simple conversations
Naturally introduces money concepts without complex lessons.
✅ Strong early habits
Shapes lifelong behaviors through positive early exposure.
✅ Empowerment
Teaches children that money involves thoughtful choices and priorities.
✅ Values-driven
Focuses on generosity and responsibility alongside personal finance.
✅ Quality bonding
A delightful bedtime story that sparks meaningful family dialogue.
Common Challenges
Many parents struggle to explain value while children find traditional money talks boring or confusing in a digital world.
The Lola Solution
Lola Gets Money turns complex financial literacy into curious, age-appropriate stories and fun, hands-on practice.
How It Works
Through our dedicated roadmap, we guide kids from simple Curiosity and Earning to long-term Security and Leadership.
Meet the Author: Lara Ejiwunmi
Lara Ejiwunmi is a financial literacy advocate and a mum of two who is passionate about making money conversations easy for families. With over a decade of experience in education, she created 'Lola Gets Money' to provide parents with the tools she wished she had when starting her own children's financial journeys.
Give your child a head start with money confidence
Children are never “too young” to begin learning healthy habits.
The conversations you start today can shape:
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confidence,
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responsibility,
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decision-making,
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and future financial wellbeing.
📦 Order Lola Gets Money today and start building smart money habits together.
❓Frequently Asked Questions
What age is this book for?
The book is ideal for children ages 3–5, but older children beginning financial literacy discussions may also enjoy it.
Is this book educational?
Yes — the story introduces foundational money concepts in a natural, engaging, and age-appropriate way.
Is it suitable for schools and nurseries?
Absolutely. The book works well in early years settings, classrooms, reading corners, and family learning activities.
Does the book promote positive values?
Yes. Alongside saving and spending, the book encourages generosity, responsibility, and thoughtful decision-making.
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