The piggy bank is dead, but long live the Digital Coin Counting Robot Bank. This cute little guy from the Sharper Image is an interactive talking robot that is able to automatically recognize and tabulate ever coin you put in him – so that you can keep track of your savings and withdrawals. He also has a large LCD scream and a rugged rubberized body with motion activated alarms – you know, in case his look wasn’t intimidating enough to scare away thieves on its own! The Digital Coin Counting Robot Bank retails for $29.99.
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Laugh and Learn Learning Piggy Bank Teaches Kids the Fundamentals
The Laugh and Learn Learning Piggy Bank from Fisher-Price is designed not to teacher your child about money yet, but also about colors, counting, sizes, numbers, animals and more. The pink electronic piggy bank comes with 10 colorful coins. As kids drop the coins in to the piggy bank, they’ll be able to discover new colors and new animals. By pressing the pig’s snout, the piggy will even play music that kids can enjoy singing along too. The Laugh and Learn Learning Piggy Bank retails for $18.99. This seems like a reasonably priced toy to get a young child’s learning skills going. The toy is designed for ages 6 to…
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Money Savvy Pig is a Piggy Bank for the 21st Century
Whether it is a recession or not, it’s important to teach kids about saving money. More specifically, in this day in age, it’s important that they learn to spend some money, save some, donate some and invest some. That is why the old pink piggy bank model is on its way out. Its replacement is the Money Savvy Pig which has separate chambers – for SAVE, SPEND, DONATE, and INVEST. This is a great way to start teaching kids how to manage money in a fun way. There are several colors to choose from including blue, red, green, purple, and the classic pink. Each retails for $14.99 and there is…
