This map is from the Freedom Center of Missouri shows the Government War on Kid-Run Concession Stands. In it red and yellow cities are highlighted that impose restrictions on kids who want to set up a front-yard stand to sell lemonade, cookies, or fresh produce. Red flags indicate a town that has shut down a […]
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Besides the advantage of speaking to people of more than one language, knowing multiple languages can help an adult move ahead in the workforce. Being bilingual means you have a better future ahead of you, and Bilingual Fun hopes to help your children find that success. Jennifer Manriquez is a former Spanish teacher, and her
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A new survey of 2,000 kids between 11 -18 shows that 77% of them want to start a business when they grow up. Nearly half of the kids mentioned that they have always had an interest in being their own boss. TV programmes such as The Apprentice and Dragon’s Den and the high profile of
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Tennessean: A Franklin mother found inspiration for her new business venture while begrudgingly purchasing a bag of Skittles. Christy Sykes found zero healthy options in a vending machine when she wanted to purchase a snack for her 3-year-old daughter at her son’s soccer game. Sykes, a pharmaceutical saleswoman, decided to purchase a franchise of vending
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The Post Journal: Attention mothers of little princesses, there is a new spa boutique that not only provides quality entertainment, but will come to you. The Polished Princess is the new traveling spa providing parties for girls ages 4 and older. The business performs mini-manicures and pedicures, guided facials and custom-made themed cakes and goodies.
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MyFox9: It may seem a bit old-fashioned, but one 11-year-old Cub Scout is financing his new dreams by turning into a lawn-mowing mogul. Despite his age, Bill Breitenstein seems beyond his years and hasn’t gone by “Billy†since kindergarten. Now, he’s going into sixth grade and was yearning for a new mountain bike. So, his
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The Main Street Bank of Detroit has always tried to help local entrepreneurs. They recently took an extra step in helping entrepreneurs, by tapping a 10 year old President and CEO to provide some of their office supplies, reports Examiner.com. Main Street was looking for a unique marketing message to put on their pencils and
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How do you prepare your kids for entrepreneurship? The simple answer is a lemonade stand. However, there are some more important traits that kids will also need if they want to become entrepreneurs later on. The Wall Street Journal has listed some of those traits you can help your kids work on this summer. Adventurous
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If we want to create a new generation of innovators and entrepreneurs, what do we do? Langley Advance says it is time to give them the opportunity to learn how. The PowerPlay Young Entrepreneurs program is helping get kids started. PowerPlay challenges students to start their own businesses. They each identify a need in the
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Sydney Pedersen recently came up with a simple idea that could help make chemotherapy less traumatic for young patients. Her idea was inspired by her own sister, reports South Washington County Bulletin. She remembers wondering one night if there was a way to make the treatment process easier for her sister, who had a “portâ€
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