The Kindness Podcast Episode 30: Raising Kind Kids in a Digital Age

Is it enough as a parent to live your life with kindness and hope your kids catch on? Or is kindness something that needs to be intentional?

What sort of resources do kids even have the ability to give?

It turns out quite a few!

Susan Crites Price is an expert on family philanthropy. She has a great book called Generous Genes: Raising Caring Kids in a Digital Age.

In Episode 30 of The Kindness Podcast, Susan talks about encouraging kids to share their time, talent, treasure and (social media) ties in a digital age. Check it out on iTunes or wherever you find your favorite podcasts.

You can find Susan online at @SCritesPrice or generousgenes.com.

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