About Boss Kid Build
About Boss Kid Build
We believe every kid has a big idea worth building.
Boss Kid Build is a curriculum-aligned, kid-powered program that turns entrepreneurial curiosity into real-world skills—one kit at a time.
Our Mission
More than a curriculum. A launchpad.
Most kids never get taught how to think like entrepreneurs—how to spot a problem, build a solution, pitch an idea, or lead a team. We’re changing that.
Boss Kid Build is a stage-by-stage learning system designed to meet young people where they are and walk them all the way from “I have an idea” to “I have a business.” Whether your child is learning at home, in a classroom, or through an ESA program, every kit is built to deliver real skills in a real-world context.
Meet the Founder
Built by a teacher. Designed for your kid.
Hi, I’m Miriam. I’m a former CTE business educator, instructional technologist, licensed Texas Realtor, MBA-holder, and the mom behind Boss Kid Build.
I created Boss Kid Build because I believed one thing deeply: every kid deserves to learn how business actually works—before high school, before it becomes a class, and long before someone tells them their idea is too big.
These kits don’t dumb it down. They build it up. Because your kid isn’t too young to think like a CEO.
The Boss Kid Mom Blog posts
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Business Ideas for Kids Ages 8–12 (That Actuall...
The best businesses for kids ages 8–12 don't just make money — they build real skills. Here are 8 great ideas, each with an educator-built Launch Kit to get started.
Business Ideas for Kids Ages 8–12 (That Actuall...
The best businesses for kids ages 8–12 don't just make money — they build real skills. Here are 8 great ideas, each with an educator-built Launch Kit to get started.
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How to Run a Lemonade Stand Business for Kids
Running a lemonade stand is one of the best first businesses a kid can start, especially when it's treated like a real business. Here's how to do it right.
How to Run a Lemonade Stand Business for Kids
Running a lemonade stand is one of the best first businesses a kid can start, especially when it's treated like a real business. Here's how to do it right.