My Lil Startup
Growth Bundle
Slime Business Kit + Tablecloth
Make $100 with your slime business box
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How it works
What’s Inside Your Slime Business Box?
THAT'S A GREAT QUESTION!
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WHY PARENTS LOVE IT
☀️ Unplugged & Outside: No need for tablets, video games, or phones when your kids are having fun making slime and selling it outdoors.
🎓 Teach Entrepreneur Skills: This experience teaches kids confidence, resourcefulness, money management, and other important life skills.
🧲 Bond With Your Kids: Kids grow up fast. Make fun memories helping them make slime and learning life skills together.
Tablecloth Benefits
- Keeps your house clean when making slime
- Attracts customers to your slime stand
Our Story
Our story
My Lil Startup was created by the Dad and Daughter team Jon and Chloe. They got inspired by lemonade stands to help kids start more kid-friendly businesses, to explore their inner entrepreneur and exercise their creative muscles to become tomorrow’s innovators. They’re on a mission to empower kidpreneurs all over the world.
FAQ
Absolutely! All materials included in the Slime Business Box are non-toxic and safe for kids to use. We prioritize your child’s safety and fun.
Minimal parental involvement is required. While younger kids might need some supervision during the slime-making process, older kids can usually handle it on their own. We provide clear instructions to make it easy for everyone.
The Slime Business Box teaches valuable skills like creativity, marketing, money management, problem-solving, and social interaction. It’s a fun and engaging way for kids to learn real-world business skills through play.
Kids can start making and selling slime as soon as they receive their kit. With our tips and tricks, many kids make $100 in just one day! However, the timeline can vary based on the child’s effort and market.
We understand that every child is different. Our box includes extra resources and support to help overcome challenges. One of the boxes secrets is a sealed envelop that is to be opened only after the child has sold a minimum of $50. If your child loses interest, the experience itself still provides valuable learning opportunities, and the remaining materials can be used for fun, creative activities.
