The first step is to emphasize values through family education, including educating children to consume rationally and save money. Parents should try their best to let their children know that material is not the only criterion to measure a person's success. The true meaning of life lies in happiness, freedom and equality.

2. Make financial plans for children.

The second step is to help children make financial planning. Parents can ask their children to allocate some pocket money to buy things they need or are interested in, and at the same time let them know that if they overuse it, it will have a negative impact on the family budget.

3. Provide financial knowledge for children

The third step is to provide children with relevant financial knowledge. Parents can help their children learn how to manage their money and make correct decisions by sharing their financial experience or recommending relevant books, articles and courses to their children.

4. Set an example for children

The fourth step is to set an example for children. As the people closest to their children, parents should set an example in their own way of life, such as keeping a temperate, rational and planned attitude when buying goods.

5. Encourage children's self-awareness and emotional management.

The last step is to encourage children's self-awareness and emotional management. Parents should cultivate their children's consciousness, make them realize that their thoughts and behaviors are related to money and material things, help them control their emotions, correct unreasonable thoughts and concepts, and establish a positive and healthy attitude.