Help Your Child Avoid Problem Gambling: Build Strong Money Skills
Sports betting and other gambling can feel fun, fast, and exciting, especially for kids and teens. For some adults, small, occasional gambling is entertainment. But for young people, whose brains and decision‑making are still developing, these activities can become risky quickly. Kids and teens see gambling ads while they're watching professional sports; they hear about bets from friends; and they encounter gambling‑like features in video games and apps. While parents cannot control every message, you can help kids stay safer by building strong money skills at home, and by teaching them that the only “safe way to play” when it comes to gambling is to plan their game in advance, how much to spend, how long to play, and when [...]
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