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Start a Plaster Kit Business With Your Kids
A Family Guide to Jobs, Money, and Weekly Routines
You've got the kit business figured out. Now here's how to make it a family business — without the "help mommy for a sticker" energy, and without one exhausted parent doing everything while everyone else watches.
This guide hands you the whole system: which jobs actually fit a 4-year-old vs. a 12-year-old, three different ways to pay them (hourly, 50/50 partnership, or their own mini-business saving toward something big), and a dead-simple Friday-to-Sunday routine — prep, pour, pack, count — you can start using this weekend.
Here's the part that surprises people: the money lessons aren't a separate lesson at all. The "Sunday Count Up" — a 10-minute sit-down where everyone sees what got made, what it cost, and what they earned — teaches profit and pricing faster than any worksheet ever could. Kids don't just help with the business. They understand it.
Inside, you'll get:
🧒 An age-by-age job breakdown (3-5, 6-9, 10-13, 14+) — so nobody's bored and nobody's in over their head
💰 Three pay models, with real dollar examples on an actual $144 batch
📅 A full weekend production schedule you can copy exactly
🎨 Ways to hand over real creative control — kid-named kits genuinely outsell the ones parents name
⚠️ Safety basics by age, beyond "just be careful"
🖨️ A printable weekly job chart for the fridge
This is the piece that turns a solo side hustle into something your whole family actually looks forward to on weekends.
Note: this guide is about running the business as a family — not the plaster craft itself (mixing, molds, sourcing). For that, grab The Complete Plaster Kit Business Guide.
A note on your download link: Your download link is active for 24 hours after purchase. If it expires before you get to it, don't worry — you haven't lost access! Just click the expired link again, and a brand new one will be sent straight to the email you used at checkout. Your purchase is safe either way; you just might need to check your inbox (or spam folder!) for that follow-up email.
Start a Plaster Kit Business With Your Kids
A Family Guide to Jobs, Money, and Weekly Routines
You've got the kit business figured out. Now here's how to make it a family business — without the "help mommy for a sticker" energy, and without one exhausted parent doing everything while everyone else watches.
This guide hands you the whole system: which jobs actually fit a 4-year-old vs. a 12-year-old, three different ways to pay them (hourly, 50/50 partnership, or their own mini-business saving toward something big), and a dead-simple Friday-to-Sunday routine — prep, pour, pack, count — you can start using this weekend.
Here's the part that surprises people: the money lessons aren't a separate lesson at all. The "Sunday Count Up" — a 10-minute sit-down where everyone sees what got made, what it cost, and what they earned — teaches profit and pricing faster than any worksheet ever could. Kids don't just help with the business. They understand it.
Inside, you'll get:
🧒 An age-by-age job breakdown (3-5, 6-9, 10-13, 14+) — so nobody's bored and nobody's in over their head
💰 Three pay models, with real dollar examples on an actual $144 batch
📅 A full weekend production schedule you can copy exactly
🎨 Ways to hand over real creative control — kid-named kits genuinely outsell the ones parents name
⚠️ Safety basics by age, beyond "just be careful"
🖨️ A printable weekly job chart for the fridge
This is the piece that turns a solo side hustle into something your whole family actually looks forward to on weekends.
Note: this guide is about running the business as a family — not the plaster craft itself (mixing, molds, sourcing). For that, grab The Complete Plaster Kit Business Guide.
A note on your download link: Your download link is active for 24 hours after purchase. If it expires before you get to it, don't worry — you haven't lost access! Just click the expired link again, and a brand new one will be sent straight to the email you used at checkout. Your purchase is safe either way; you just might need to check your inbox (or spam folder!) for that follow-up email.
