Hey Product Hunt 👋 My kids started asking about money and I am pretty sure my school has no plans to explain it. That's the whole reason Mom & Dad Bank exists. We somehow forgot to teach money — and most of us end up learning it the expensive way, after the first mistake. So I built the smallest possible version of a bank and put the parent behind the counter. You open a piggy bank for each kid. You add allowance for chores, gifts, birthdays. They save toward something they actually want, invest a coin in a friendly little business and watch it grow (or not — risk is part of the lesson), and they can borrow €10 from you and feel what paying back €11 means. Compound interest stops being a formula and becomes a curve they can see. A few things to clarify: • No real money moves. It's a learning ledger, not a fintech account. Parents stay in control behind a PIN. • Free. No subscription, no paywall, no in-app purchases, and no ads pointed at children. • No data sold, no ad trackers, no marketing profiles of your kid. • Built for roughly ages 5–12, in 6 languages (EN/FR/ES/IT/NL/DE). It's genuinely built for the kitchen table. Set it up tonight and you can have the first money conversation before bedtime. What I'd love from you today: 1. Parents — what money concept did you struggle most to explain? 2. What would make you hand this to your kid vs. just using three jars? 3. Teachers: we're working on a school version. Tell me what you'd need. I'm here all day answering everything. Thanks for reading 🐷

Mom & Dad Bank

Financial Education for kids 5-12

Financial Education for kids 5-12