1. Establish a family budget: Parents can work out a family budget with their children, including family expenses and savings plans, so that children can understand the family's economic situation and the importance of financial management.

2. Give children pocket money: Give children a certain amount of pocket money, let them control it themselves, and let them learn how to manage their money and control their own money.

3. Educate children to save and invest: let children learn to save and invest, tell children that money can make money, and let children understand the concepts and methods of financial management.

4. Cultivate children's consumption concept: educate children how to consume correctly and let them know what is necessary and what is dispensable.

5. Cultivate children's sense of social responsibility: educate children to know how to pay attention to social development and the needs of others, and let them know the happiness and sense of accomplishment in helping others.

6. Cultivate children's self-confidence: educate children to have self-confidence, don't blindly compare, and let children understand that everyone has their own advantages and strengths, and there is no need to compare and compare.

7. Give children a correct concept of consumption: educate children how to consume correctly and let them know what is necessary and what is dispensable.

In short, educating children about money requires parents to cultivate their children's correct values from an early age, let them know the importance and limitations of money, and how to spend and manage money correctly, so as to help them become responsible, independent thinking and self-controlled.