FOR PARENTS OF ROBLOX AND FORTNITE KIDS, AGES 6 AND UP
Your kids will stop asking for Robux/ in-app purchases.
And it isn’t because you said no.Â
What Online Game Money Actually Costs
One small number turns game money into real money in your child’s head. They do the sum themselves... And they don’t like the answer.
14 pages. You can start tonight. $7.
“Can I get Robux? Pleeease. It’s only 400 of them.”
Only 400... It sounds like nothing. That’s the problem.
To your child, Robux isn’t money. It’s points in a game. So when you say “that’s too expensive”, you’re talking dollars and they’re hearing points.
So they ask again. At dinner. In the car. Right when you’ve got nothing left in the tank.
You’re not a pushover. Your child isn’t greedy. These games are built so game money doesn’t feel like money.Â
Who wrote this?
I’m Adele. Mum of two girls, ages 6 and 8, who both play Roblox. I’m also a CPA (which is the least interesting thing about me!), and the Founder of Little Finance Builders. This guide is what we use at our place to manage online game spend.
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One number does the arguing for you
 There’s a simple number that turns Robux into dollars. A whole number. Easy to do in your head.
Once your child has it, that skin stops being “only 400”. It turns into real dollars. It turns into weeks of pocket money.
You don’t have to say a word. Your child does the sum. Then they go quiet.
The Little Builder Families
What Online Game Money Actually Costs
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For less than one in-game top-up, you'll walk away with:
✔ The number, and how to use it at your child’s age
✔ The words to say when they push back, so it stays a chat and not a fight
✔ A plan for the fridge, so “when can I get Robux?” has an answer
✔ A kind way to ask grandparents for help
✔ What to do if there’s already a bill on your card
✔ A way to find the real cost on any game, not only Roblox and Fortnite
14 pages. Read it in one sitting. Implement Today!
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Note: this guide can be applied to any online game and in-app purchases your kids use. Roblox and Fortnite are only used as examples, but the method applies to all.Â
What This Guide Will Help You Do:
 This is for you if:
👉 You’ve locked the credit card settings and the asking for more hasn’t stopped
👉 You’re tired of being the bad guy
👉 “But everyone else has it” has come up at your place (more than once!)
👉 Your child is 6 or older and plays Roblox or Fortnite, or any other game with in-app purchases
$7. Once.
Kids often spend $10 to $25 in one go on game money. This is less than one of those.
The next money ask is already on its way. Maybe tonight. Meet it with the number instead.
And Christmas is coming. That means gift cards, and a lot of game money landing at once.
One thing the Guide doesn't do.
It won’t give you a full family agreement for screen money (electronic money) or how to manage screen money while teaching young kids about money, with spending caps for each age. That’s The Screen Money Kit. It can be found here.
Haven’t locked the settings yet? Start with the free guide, Lock It Down Tonight.
