On this episode we meet the Yumz Kidz, Gray and Summer Wright of Kingston, Jamaica. Seven year old Gray and five year old Summer are the proud owners of Yumz Happy Cookies. They sell chocolate chip cookies and sugar cookies, branded kid's aprons and mugs. Listen to them share about their amazing experience as kidpreneurs. Follow them on Instagram @yumz.happycookies or visit their website: www.yumzkidz.com. This is our season finale. We will resume with Season 2 in the New Year!

Today's episode features 7 year old Arianne Scarlett of Royal Palm Beach, Florida. Arianne's business is called AriLand and sells her book 'God Made You Special' and her branded children's merchandise, Child of the King. For more information about AriLand visit her online store at www.ariland.shop or follow her on Instagram @ariland2014.

On this episode we meet four year old kidpreneur, Ky'Ailah Wright of St. Catherine, Jamaica. Ky speaks to us with her mum, Kim Hoffman, about her doll business, KyDoll Just Like Me. Follow her on Instagram @kydolljustlikeme or email kydolljustlikeme@gmail.com for more information.

Tevin Mitchell is a seven years old from Kingston, Jamaica who has a love for art that was fostered by his mum, Charl Baker, an artist. Tevin would follow his mum to art fairs and decided one day to design his own business card. From that business card came the idea for Tevin to paint rocks. In this episode Tevin shares about SONshine Stone Love his rock art business as well as TEV's Teas which sells his homemade lemonade and ice teas. For more information follow @bakersgoods on Instagram or visit his YouTube channel CB&SONshine.

Teenpreneur Craig Bravo is the owner of cookie company, Fit For A Cookie based in Atlanta, Georgia. Craig started his business from his love of baking with his family as a child. Today, he packages and sells his jumbo sized 6oz cookies all over the US. Follow Craig on Instagram @fitforacookie or visit his website www.fitforacookie.com to place orders.

Xaria Binns and TreQuan Acon are 12 year old past students of John Rollins Success Primary School in Montego Bay, Jamaica. The former head girl and deputy head boy came together in 2020 with creative business ideas to assist the school with much needed Covid-19 supplies. They both set targets which they exceeded and were able to use the remainder of the funds raised to help struggling parents pay school fees during the Covid-19 pandemic. Follow on Instagram @binns_family_project for more information on these inspiring kidpreneurs!

Amanda Rodriquez is a 17 year old sole trader out of Kingston, Jamaica who runs two businesses - SipsByRod and Kiddy Koding. You can follow this inspiring young entrepreneur on Instagram and Twitter @sipsbyrod or email kiddiekodingja@gmail.com for more information.

Alexx Kerr is 14 years old. She is a self-taught artist who works with acrylic, water and oil paint on canvas. She lives in St. Catherine, Jamaica and lives by her personal brand statement "Practice makes perfect." Follow Alexx on Instagram @theeebutter

This week’s Kidpreneur in Action is Giselle Williams. She is 12 year old and lives in Dubai, UAE. Giselle’s mum, calls her a ‘serial kidpreneur’ as she always comes up with interesting business ideas, and at 12 years old has already launched three businesses! Check out her Instagram handles @dripdefy, @boldunicorns and @seasidethrifts

This week's kidpreneur is Mowan Bonnick. He is 12 years old and lives in Kingston, Jamaica. He is an artist, inventor, designer and budding engineer. He runs online workshops to teach kids how to make fun gadgets and tools. Check out his webpage: www.mideationstudio.com/mowans-makerspace

Nicholai Banton is 12 years old and lives in Kingston, Jamaica. He started his business, Nico's Pet Sanctuary, a few months ago. Nico has turned his love for animales into a business. Nico's Pet Sanctuary takes care of your pets while you are away from home for an extended period. Follow Nico on Instagram @nicos_pet_sanctuary

Sparleclothez was inspired by 9 year old Gabrielle Jackson's love of art. Gabby loves to draw and design so her parents digitised her original artwork and added them to merchandise creating her own online store www.sparkleclothez.com. When her father and mother asked her why she wanted to call her online store Sparkleclothez, her response was, "I want to add a little 'sparkle' to my friends and family!"