Stimulate financial awareness

Educating children not to compare with others, not to spend money indiscriminately, to let them know the value of money and to learn how to manage money is the primary task. Parents can guide their children to make financial planning and shopping decisions by providing some small pocket money, so that children can know their spending power and understand the importance of money.

Cultivate a sense of independence

Encourage children to earn their own money and manage their own pocket money, such as involving children in housework and volunteer activities. In this way, children can learn the ability to make money and manage pocket money in daily life, and at the same time, they can have a deeper understanding of the source and value of money.

Shaping correct values

Let children understand that what is precious in consumption is not material, but quality of life. Enlightenment children should pay attention to quality, practicality and durability, rather than simply pursuing brands and popularity. Parents can let their children embrace different cultures, emotions and the true meaning of a better life by reading and studying more.

Cultivate interpersonal skills

Family and friends can cultivate children's interpersonal skills, and in this process, educate children how to control their own expenses and consumption patterns. Learning how to communicate with people in the right way from an early age is not only an advantage in career, but also a guarantee to avoid excessive consumption in future life.

Help set future goals

Children need to have goals, which can help them improve their self-discipline. Parents can help their children to know their future direction, guide them to lay a good foundation, reduce unnecessary toss and waste, and let them know how to use money better.