What did we save?
Start with the memory: the tooth, the drawing, the child's words, and the parent note waiting for later.
Learning track
Help them grow into the Toothlight.
The fourth step is not a payment screen. It is the reason the product has weight: the child gets a memory, a message, and a small lesson in care, patience, and ownership when they are ready.
What is a gift for?
Talk about waiting, choosing, and why a family might save something small instead of spending it right away.
What does it mean to care for something?
Use the Toothlight as a gentle first lesson in responsibility before any child controls accounts, wallets, or money.
When are they ready?
Age 10 is the default milestone, but parents decide when the child is ready to receive more of the story and responsibility.
Parent control stays the default.
The child can learn from the Toothlight without being handed adult financial control too early. Solana-backed ownership can sit under the product when the family is ready for that path.