Give your child the one skill
school will never teach them
Schools do not teach it. Most of us were never taught it ourselves. And yet the decisions your child makes about money — how to earn it, how to save it, how to spend it wisely — will shape the rest of their lives. What if there were a way to give your child a head start that most adults never had? Not through lectures or worksheets, but by actually doing it — building a real business, earning real money, and learning the financial habits that last a lifetime.
8 weeks Opening phase of the program
A note from Jennifer Fishman, Founder
BBK AI is a first-of-its-kind program for children aged 5 to 11. Each child builds and runs their own real micro-business — guided step by step by an AI Tutor* built specifically for kids. They develop a real business idea, create a plan, find customers, make their first sale, and keep every dollar they earn.
Before we open BBK AI to the public.
Before we open BBK AI to the public, we are inviting a small number of families to take part in a structured beta test. You will experience the opening phase of the program — enough to see exactly what BBK AI is, how your child responds to it, and what it is genuinely capable of. Your feedback at the end of the beta period will directly inform our decision about how and when to launch the full program.
This is not a taster session. It is a real, guided experience — and your child will come out of it with a business they built and money they earned.
- Free access to the BBK AI beta program
- Their own AI Tutor*, guiding them from idea to first sale
- A real business plan they build themselves, step by step
- Weekly support from our team throughout the program
- Priority access when BBK AI launches publicly
The problem is not ability. The problem is opportunity.
“I have spent more than twenty years working with young people as an educator and entrepreneur. In all that time, one thing has never changed: children are far more capable than we give them credit for.
Almost no one teaches children how money actually works — how to earn it, how to manage it, how to build something with it. Schools introduce financial literacy, if at all, when many of the critical habits are already formed.
I created BBK AI because I wanted to change that. Not with a simulation or a game — but with a real program that gives real children a real business to run. And now I am looking for the families who want to be part of it from the very beginning.
If you are reading this, you are already the kind of parent I built this for. You want more for your child than a worksheet. You want them to have the confidence that comes from building something of their own.
The beta test is free. And I promise you — the moment your child makes their first sale, you will understand exactly why this matters. I hope you will join us.”
— Jennifer Fishman, M.Ed.
Founder, Business Basics for Kids · California-Certified Educator | NFTE- Certified Entrepreneurship Instructor
What we ask of you: At the end of the beta period, we will ask for your honest feedback. Did the program improve your child’s understanding of money and business? What impact did you see? Would you recommend BBK AI to other families? Would you be willing to share a review? Your answers will shape the future of the program — and we take that responsibility seriously.
Spaces are strictly limited. We are looking for families who believe their children are capable of more than the world expects of them.
From knowing nothing about business to having a real one up and running
Weeks 1–2
Find Their Idea
Meet the AI Tutor*, explore what excites them, and choose the business they want to build. Set a 90-day earnings goal.
Weeks 3–4
Build Their Plan
Build a real business plan step by step. Set pricing. Learn the Spend-Save-Share system for managing what they earn.
Weeks 5–6
Prepare to Launch
Create marketing materials and practice describing their business. Identify first customers. Prepare everything needed to open.
Weeks 7–8
Open for Business
Open the business, make their first real sale, and earn their first real money. Reflect on what
worked and what they would do next.