Role modeling
Parents' behavior is the best textbook for children. Parents should show a rational view of money, such as saving, budgeting, investment and charitable donation, so that children can learn valuable values from it.
Family participation
Let children participate in family economic activities, give them pocket money and teach them how to use it wisely. Discuss family budget, shopping list and savings plan, so that children know how to cherish and plan money better.
Values and goals
Tell children that money is not only a tool to consume and satisfy desires, but also a bridge to realize dreams and goals. Set savings goals and make implementation plans to make your future brighter.
Fund management skills
Teach children basic financial skills, such as budgeting, understanding income and expenditure, saving and investing. Let them become financial experts when they grow up!
Charity consciousness
Teach children how to share and care about others. Participate in charity activities or volunteer work, let children experience the happiness of helping others, and understand that money can warm people's hearts.
Financial habit
Cultivate children's good financial habits from an early age, such as regular savings, reasonable distribution of pocket money, and understanding the difference between consumption and demand. Lay a solid foundation for their financial independence.
Continuous communication
Keep an open and frank dialogue with children, answer their questions and gradually deepen their understanding of money. The correct view of money needs our common protection and transmission!