Rich Kid Smart Kid: Giving Your Child a Financial Head Start (Rich Dad's (Paperback)) Paperback – October 23, 2012

This book is easy to read, but I will say I have read other Rich Dad books by Robert Kiyosaki. This book is helpful to try to teach your kids about money and how they should or should not feel about money. Crazy right, but think about how you would feel if you had no money or had way more than you can image. This book is for a parent ready to learn how to teach your kids money. After reading this book I got, Escape the Rat Race for my kids and monopoly to help teach in a fun way. Teaching kids they can make money with their own ideas and to not wait to be an employee somewhere. Mine have gone onto having their own entrepreneur pop-ups... Happy Purchase.

I’m in my mid 40’s. After a lifetime of trauma, I began a journey of healing and growth. I have learned that there are a lot of areas in life that people take for granted but which I had never learned. Rather than being complacent about it, I decided to learn what I missed in childhood and that often requires me to revisit these things through a child’s eyes.This book is for teaching parents how to teach children financial IQ. I’m already learning so much!!!One side of my family is wealthy and I was not raised by that side; I was raised in a generational poverty mindset. My wealthy side of the family came from Prussia which is referenced in this book. The king of the very wealthy county of Prussia was wooed by the ideals of Hitler and he turned over the entire kingdom of Prussia. Prussia ceased to exist with the downfall of the third reich. It’s interesting that, though such an influential country (before Hitler) could cease to exist almost overnight, the educational branding from that country still carries on.I’m learning so much already in what it takes to develop financial IQ, and I’m not even done with the book. I’m looking forward to the rest!

The content was very enlightening I couldn’t put the book down. I read half the book in one setting. This book is amazing the information generated your brain to think of ideas and possibilities. A great book I would highly recommend to my friends and family members.

thank you Mr. Robert Kiyosaki i wis i stumbled upon this valuable book's full of Golden Nugget's long time ago i've could benefited from it sooner but the bright side is better late than never....

Some items are repeated from rich dad poor dad. But the lessons in this does add a little more and from different perspective. I only wish I knew about this when I was a kid growing up. But we simply are not taught financial things at home or school.

I appreciated how the author used a simple vocabulary to explain financial education and the practical ways in which it can be incorporated as one continues to read the book.I recommend this book to young parents, to start from an early age to educate their children on money and how to makw it work for them.

This is an excellent book for parents and it's fairly short. A better book on this subject is Kiyosaki's later work, "Why A Students Work for C Students (and B Students Work For The Government)." Parents need to begin now to prepare their children for financial freedom. If you rely on the traditional educational system (both public schools and parochial schools), your children will be taught everything they need to know to make them wage slaves to employers for their entire lives.

The book seemed excellent ,in real examples of life of the author's life teaches how his parents ,the rich and the poor taught him the value of creating a business of his own ,gives ideas and leaves a sense that we are all capable of performing it, the only thing that we need to invest in learning and if we do will be able to see what many can not do, create businessThanks to Robert Kiyosaki for taking the time to write something for the young