How to make money as a kid at home

 How to make money as a kid at home? To know how to budget your money, you first need to learn how to make it happen. Before you’re able to legally start a full-time job, you may be looking for side gigs to help you save. Eating out with your friends or paying for a new toy can reward your hard work. Check out our favorite favors for kids below.

Top 5 ways How to make money as a kid at home

1. Start a Kids YouTube Toy Channel

Oddly enough, you can make hundreds if not thousands of dollars on YouTube. Just opening toys can bring in thousands of dollars per year. For example, JoJo Siwa earned around $9,600 a day from his fast-growing kid’s YouTube channel. Keep in mind, parental consent is required to be over 18 years old to start a YouTube channel.

• Timing: Medium to High
• Earnings: $1,000–5,000 in advertising revenue per million views
• Additional equipment: phone or camera, editing software

2. Add your pictures to T-shirts and sell them online

You can make anything from Christmas ornaments to painted canvases. To sell your art, post your favorites on Etsy, the Facebook Marketplace, or your own e-commerce website. Inform your loved ones about the sale and ask them to share it on social media.

Timings: Low to High
Income: Payouts Varies by Item
Additional Equipment: camera or phone, art supplies

3. Sell your family crafts online Have

Sell your drawings on a T-shirt or other clothes. With your parent’s permission, sell your stuff, create an Etsy account, or start your own website. Before making your own t-shirt, you need to buy a blank t-shirt and invest in an e-commerce store.

Timings: Low to High
Income: Payouts Varies by Item

Additional Equipment: Camera or Phone, Art Materials, T-shirts

4. Create Your Own Stories to Sell

Do you like reading and storytelling? Work with your loved ones to create your own story. Once it’s proven, put it in a book. You can create each book by hand or create digital and bound books using Blurb. Sell your story to your near and dear ones or reach out to local publishers.

Timings: Low to High
Earnings: up to $10,000 (if published), plus royalties for each copy sold
Additional equipment: Art supplies (optional) For

5. Teach music lessons online

Your loved ones may have already taught you music, and if they have, help others do the same! Teach kids in your community to play the piano, guitar, or even drums online. You can fit this favor into your after-school program and add it to your resume.

Additional equipment: video software, musical instruments

6. Create and sell candy bouquets

For special occasions, most of us are looking for ways to get involved. To help others celebrate achievements, holidays or special occasions, make candy bouquets. Buy candy, a vase, small sticks, and tape to complete your bouquet. Upgrade your masterpiece by selling each one for $10–$40.

Timing: Low to High
Income: $10–$40 per bouquet

Additional Equipment: candy bouquet material, camera, or phone

The Final Words

Whether your child is six or twelve years old, there are a few things on this list that they can do to earn some money on their own. They will learn the importance of being independent and working for what they have. Those principles in themselves are reason enough to encourage them to be adopted.

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