Financial management is not only an essential skill for adults, but also the life wisdom that children need to learn. Many parents mistakenly think that their children are still young and it is not too late to teach when they grow up, but when is it really "growing up"? In fact, most of this stems from parents' lack of correct financial management concepts. For the sake of children's future, financial education must start with dolls.

Instill the concept of money

When children start asking for things, it is the best time to explain "money" to them. Let children understand the use of money and how to get paid through work.

Parents should set a good example in financial management.

As imitators of children, parents should pay attention to thrift in daily life and set a good example for their children in financial management. At the same time, teach children to use money on the cutting edge and cultivate their financial management ability.

Cultivate rational consumption habits

Parents should guide their children to participate in planning how to use the red envelopes or pocket money they receive. Let children know the purpose of each expense and gradually cultivate their habit of rational consumption.

Teach children how to keep accounts.

For older children, parents can teach them how to keep accounts. Lovely account books can help children establish the concept of bookkeeping, let them understand the relationship between "making money" and "spending money" and learn to live within their means.

Teach money-saving tips

There are many tips to save money in daily life. For example, make a list before shopping, so that children can understand what must be bought and what can be saved. This can not only control the desire to buy, but also improve the child's financial management ability.