The holiday season is a great time of year to teach our
little ones about people who are less fortunate than us. It’s important to show
them what we have that we should be thankful for and to come up with ways to
share with others who may not be as fortunate as we are. Moonjar is a great
product that can help you do just that.
Created in 2001 by Eualalie Scandiuzzi, Moonjar is named
after the concept of shooting for the moon along with the tradition of putting
your hopes and dreams in a jar. The Moonjar teaches children what to do when
they receive money. They can allot certain amounts to different locations of
their jar. Money can be divided among the saving, spending and sharing
sections. From there you can put the savings into the child’s bank account, let
them spend the money they have put aside to reward themselves and the sharing
section is where the real meaning comes in. You can help your child come up
with a great way to share their money either by participating in a canned food
drive, toy drive or donating to a local soup kitchen.
Moonjar is a compact product that won’t take up more room
that a traditional piggy bank would. It’s a great product to gift to children
you know this holiday season and it’s very affordable, costing $25. The three
sections come apart so you can easily remove the money when it’s time. Each
section is colored differently.
You can visit www.moonjar.com
for more information. Moonjar also promotes childhood literacy and has a number
of other great products available on their website.
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