Money and investing made easy for kids
Give your child the head start with money you wish you'd had
A cheerful, independent website that teaches children aged 5 to 10 about money, saving and investing, written three ways so it always fits the child reading it.
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Our Story
We built Robin's Nest Egg because of one very small, very loud reason: a daughter who didn't ask for a website, but is getting one anyway.
Somewhere between the first sleepless nights and the growing pile of nursery admin, it became obvious that nobody had made the thing she'll soon want: somewhere cheerful and completely independent, where children could learn about money and investing without a bank's logo watching over their shoulder.
So we're building it ourselves, one piece at a time, with a friendly robin as our guide (robins build nests, nests hold eggs, eggs turn into... well, you get it). It won't be perfect on day one. But it's 100% free, there are no adverts and no accounts, and it'll grow up right alongside the small person who inspired it.
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Explore Money World
Money World is a map of eleven places to explore, from what money actually is, to earning it, saving it, growing it, and what it means to own a slice of a company.
Every topic is written three ways, so it meets each child where they are: Hatchlings (ages 5–6), Fledglings (ages 7–8) and High Flyers (ages 9–10).
Ten of the eleven zones are open, running all the way from What Is Money? through to Money Safety, including scams, borrowing, inflation and the money hidden inside games. Only the last zone is still to come.
There's also Money Words: short, plain-English explanations of tricky words like interest, inflation and tax, each written three ways. Useful when a question arrives out of nowhere.