A creative play-based program to help parents give young children a foundation of financial readiness to serve them throughout their lives.
Helping children navigate privilege and responsibility, embarrassment and legacy, and complex financial landscapes is challenging for the most sophisticated families. Mentoring children to master financial skills and nurturing values of stewardship—while simultaneously preserving the joys of childhood—takes the work of a caring village.
Consider Bounce10 an experienced part of your family village, offering innovative, easy to use resources, wisdom, and guidance to turn a necessary life chore into an engaging family adventure.
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Traditional Experience
The Bounce10 Method
Transform an essential life chore into an engaging family experience.
The Problem: Traditionally parents introduce financial instruction to kids in the teen years — at the moment they most need financial fluency to navigate their increasingly complex world — forcing them to play catch up.
The Solution: Bounce10 gives children a playful head start, building a foundation for the acquisition of language and skills that will serve them throughout their developmental journey.

We offer programs for different ages and stages!
Choose the right fit for ages 4-6 or 7-10.
Proven methods over 20 years in the making
Bounce10 founder Joline Godfrey has been an innovator in financial education and well-being for families of means for over three decades. She has worked with some of the world’s wealthiest families - from UHNW multi-generational families to HNW single-child households - and continues to pioneer the movement to increase financial intelligence among young people. Her background in family businesses and social work informs a unique developmental approach to financial education that gives parents, family offices, and community leaders revolutionary tools for becoming better money mentors for kids.

Spring, for Bounce10 is a bi-monthly sharing of ideas, news, and coaching for families raising financially confident kids. Spring is a reference to resilience, a strength often enhanced in kids who develop financial fluency as they grow up.
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