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Talking about stocks with kids may seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be difficult. A few months ago, Fool analyst Jason Moser started talking about investing with his two young daughters. Together, they decided to buy shares of Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX). Now Jason is looking for new stock ideas for his daughters. Here's what our Twitter community suggested:

Stocks that our Twitter community suggested include Disney (NYSE: DIS), Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN), Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL), and Google (Nasdaq: GOOG).

If you're interested in talking stocks with your kids, here are a few tips.

Find the stocks that they're excited about
If you're building a portfolio with a young Fool, don't focus on the stocks that you're interested in. Find the companies your kid wants to talk about -- it might be the latest Pixar movie, a favorite restaurant, or a new toy that gets his or her attention. Although this will vary with age, these stocks should be easy-to-understand, consumer-facing businesses. Keep it simple!

Invest to become business owners
In order to keep young investors interested in your shared stock portfolio, reinforce the idea that they're buying pieces of the business. In Jason's case, every time his family stops by a Starbucks, his daughters are excited to visit and talk about the company they now partially own.

Be consistent
Don't buy a few shares of a company and move on. Encourage frequent dialogue with your child about the company. Talk about new product launches or major events. And keep looking for new investments together, similar to how you would make regular contributions to your personal portfolio.

Time is a great asset to all investors, including children. With a long-term mentality, you just need the right stocks in your portfolio. In the Fool's special report "3 Stocks That Will Help You Retire Rich," we identify solid companies to build your portfolio around. Find out more by clicking here.

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