Meghan Markle recently shared insights on instilling important life lessons in her young children, Archie and Lilibet, through one of their favorite activities.
In a candid conversation on the Aspire by Emma Grede podcast, the Duchess of Sussex discussed her family life in California. When asked about teaching her kids about money, Meghan revealed that they engage in setting up a farmer’s market stall at their Montecito home, where the children sell their home-grown produce to neighbors. She emphasized the value of gardening for children, teaching them patience and appreciation for food from seed to harvest.
Furthermore, Meghan explained that once their vegetable garden yields produce, Archie and Lilibet earn pocket money by selling their harvest. This initiative aims to help them understand the concepts of cost and value, especially given their privileged background. Meghan highlighted the importance of children grasping the value of things, including finances, manners, and caring for their surroundings.
During the podcast, Meghan subtly referenced her past experiences with the Royal Family when discussing the public narrative surrounding her celebrity status. Reflecting on the differences between her previous life as an actress and her current visibility, Meghan expressed a desire for honesty in shaping her public image.
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