Many parents are worried that their children will become materialistic and pay too much attention to money if they come into contact with it too early. But if children have not been exposed to money, how can they form a correct view of money? Let's discuss how to educate children about money properly.

Know money

Let children know coins of different denominations such as ten, twenty, one and five at an early age. This can tell children the amount they need to pay when shopping and the amount of change, so that children can have a preliminary concept of money.

Cultivate bookkeeping habits

Give children some pocket money and cultivate bookkeeping habits. Every child wants to have his own pocket money, and the rational use of pocket money is also a part of money education. Let the children record every expense, and parents can give them appropriate rewards and encourage them to develop good bookkeeping habits.