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The Family Screen-Spending Agreement

Robux, V-Bucks, skins, one-tap buys. The money kids spend inside games is built to not feel like money. Set the rules together, before the next "can I buy this?" A clear, fill-in agreement you and your kid both sign.

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What is in the agreement

In-game spending goes better when the rules are agreed on up front, together, in writing. This is that document, plain and kid-readable.

The money is real

Robux, coins, and skins all cost real dollars, and your kid learns to see it that way.

Ask first, and a spending limit

Who to ask before buying, and a clear limit you set together.

The waiting rule and the tricks

Sleep on a purchase, and spot when a game is built to rush them into buying.

The safety net

Passwords and spending caps you turn on together, so there are no surprise charges.

Both sign it

A signature line for the kid and the grown-up. A two-way deal, not a list of orders.

Get the Free Family Screen-Spending Agreement

One printable agreement for the in-game money that never feels like money. Set the rules together, sign it together, and put it on the fridge. It is free, and it takes ten seconds to grab.

  • Clear, kid-readable rules you decide together
  • Signature lines for both of you
  • A short note for parents on the in-app-spending trap

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The agreement is the start. The book is the whole thing.

Money Skills for Kids teaches your kid the whole picture: how money really works, the Spend-Save-Share system, spotting when a game or ad is playing them, handling Robux and in-app buys with sense, and setting a money goal they actually reach. Written for ages 8 to 12, in a way they want to read.

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