From a young age, children learn that having money can make them feel loved and powerful. They want money for treats like candy, toys, and gum - the things that satisfy the child. Money is equated with personal satisfaction. There is an emotional link to money and personal satisfication when they start asking, "CAN I HAVE SOME MONEY?" If you don't agreee - watch what happens in the supermarket check-out line when young children start eyeballing the gumballs and plastic toys! They understand that having money (and the things it can buy), can lead them to feeling good about themselves. They also tend to feel very positively about the source of that money. They will ask and demand, "Can I have some money?" during the entire store check-out process. They children ask for money to get something that makes them feel good. To learn more please visit
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