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Family Money

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Childcare Costs
Childcare
Trump Accounts
Wharton School Of the University Of Pennsylvania
Economics
The Power Pause
Ambition
Financial Dignity
Medical Debt
529 Accounts
Human Capital
Budgeting
Power Pause Community
IRA
401k
Babylist

Having a baby comes with real money questions, no matter where you're starting from. Welcome to Family Money, a new podcast from Babylist, because it shouldn't feel like only some people know how to play the game. Family Money is the podcast about the financial side of family life that parents think about constantly but rarely say out loud. Childcare costs. Saving strategies. What it actually mean... more

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Trump Accounts are here, and every parent has the same question: will this actually help my kid, or is it just another investment vehicle dressed up as policy? This episode brings together three guests to investigate. Economist Kathryn Ann Edwards tr... more

In this episode, Lindsey sits down with Douglas and Heather Boneparth, co-authors of Money Together, to get into the conversations most couples avoid: how to balance financial responsibilities when life shifts after baby, how to navigate career chang... more

The bills you didn't plan for. The family size you're still deciding. The money habits you keep meaning to build. This week on Family Money, Lindsey brings in the experts to answer your real questions — including how to negotiate medical debt, what a... more

If you've ever thought about stepping back from your career after having kids — and felt conflicted about it — this one's for you.

We talk about what it actually looks like to pause, downshift, or pivot your career for family life: the money convers... more

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Kathryn Ann Edwards
Economist who regularly writes about labor markets, public policy and inequality
Independent Economist
Episode: Trump Accounts: What Every Parent Needs to Know
Barbara Ginty
Certified Financial Planner
Independent CFP
Episode: Trump Accounts: What Every Parent Needs to Know
Natalie Gordon
CEO of Babylist and mom of two
Babylist
Episode: Trump Accounts: What Every Parent Needs to Know
Heather Boneparth
Co-author of Money Together
Boneparth Finance
Episode: Money, Marriage, and What Nobody Tells You
Doug Boneparth
Co-author of Money Together
Boneparth Finance
Episode: Money, Marriage, and What Nobody Tells You
Neha Ruch
Author of The Power Pause, advocate for redefining ambition in motherhood
Author, The Power Pause
Episode: Is It Okay to Quit My Job?
Corinne Low
Economist at the Wharton School of Business; author of Having It All
Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Episode: What Does Childcare Actually Cost?
Farnoosh Torabi
Financial expert
Independent/Finance media
Episode: What Does Childcare Actually Cost?
Amil Niazi
Bestselling author and writer for New York Magazine, mom of three
New York Magazine
Episode: Are Kids More Expensive Than Ever?

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Lindsey Stanberry
Host focused on family money insights, finance journalism, and motherhood finance, affiliated with Babylist.

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What Does Childcare Actually Cost?
Q: What should couples consider to optimize time and outsourcing for childcare?
Families should look at flexible work arrangements, potential employer support, and strategic scheduling to spread or reduce peak childcare costs, rather than simply trying to cover fees with one partner's salary. This includes exploring work-from-home options, shifted hours, or staggered schedules to avoid simultaneous two-full-time daycare costs.
What Does Childcare Actually Cost?
Q: Can we walk through the different kinds of childcare options?
Yes. Daycare centers, at-home or neighbor-run facilities, au pairs, nannies, nanny shares, and even grandparents as care options all have trade-offs in cost, flexibility, and quality. It's about choosing the right mix for your family's budget and work needs.

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What is Family Money about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on the financial realities of growing a family, focusing on how childbirth, childcare, and changing work lives influence money decisions. Across episodes, listeners hear practical guidance on budgeting for a growing family, negotiating medical bills, balancing saving with debt, and rethinking career trajectories in light of parenting. Conversations frequently pair practical advice from financial experts with macroeconomic context from economists, plus personal anecdotes from parents navigating everything from housing costs to time as a core currency. A standout element is the recurring emphasis on structured money conversations, flexible planning, and family-wide financial literacy, which helps demystify money management f... more

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2. Barbara Ginty
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4. Heather Boneparth
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7. Corinne Low
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