Tired of handing out money to your tweens and teenagers every time you turn around?

Your children will learn priceless lessons that will last them a lifetime.

Plus, check out these going rates!

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Babysit or Become a Mothers Helper

Trustworthy, responsible and willing sitters are wildly popular among parents.

In our area, babysitters earn about $12 an hour.

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These helpers can earn about $5 an hour.

Help Out at Birthday Parties

Know any families planning to throw a birthday party?

They were quite capable and a big hit for the 7-year-olds in attendance!

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In addition to paying them each $10, we shared pizza, cake and ice cream.

They loved being a part of my sons big day!

Walk Dogs or Pet Sit

Talk to pet owners in your area!

Are there after-school dog-walking opportunities?

My daughters 14-year-old friend earns $5 per day from her neighbors whose pets need some extra TLC.

Sell Crafts at Craft Fairs or Online

Have your kids become avid knitters, jewelry makers or whittlers?

Help them open anEtsystore to earn some extra bucks to support their craft!

The average price of an item sold on Etsy is $21!

Are crafts fairs popular in your area?

Rent a booth, and give your child direct sales experience.

We know some youngsters who have done well selling their crafts.

They even had to learn to file their own tax returns!

Activities can range from crafts and games to fort-building in the backyard.

Suggest a rate of $25 per week, per child.

Creating flyers and posting on social media pages are great ways for kids to advertise their camp!

Grow and Sell Vegetables

Start a minicommunity-supported agriculture (CSA) networkby opening a vegetable stand!

Create a vegetable gardenin a sunny spot in your yard.

Not only is a garden a healthy ongoing gift to your family, its also a great educational experience.

As produce grows, set up a stand in your yard to sell your goods.

Check the prices at your local grocery store for an idea of what to charge.

Not going to be home?

Consider approaching families going on vacation.

Theyd probably be happy to come back to a nicely mown yard.

Ask if they need flowers, gardens and other plants watered while theyre away.

Your kids could collect a $10 flat fee for keeping their thirsty plants healthy!

Give Music Lessons

Is your teen a whiz at the piano or guitar?

Encourage teens to use their talents to teach younger kids the basics and beyond.

We once hired a high school friend to teach piano for $15 per half-hour lesson.

Creating a schedule with several students could help your child create a steady income!

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