1. Cultivate children's financial awareness: educate children how to save and invest, and let them understand the value and importance of money. You can open a savings account for your children, encourage them to save some pocket money every month, and tell them that the money can be used to realize their dreams or buy valuable things.
2. Guide children to treat luxury goods correctly: discuss the definition and value of luxury goods with children, and let children understand that luxury goods are not the only criterion to measure a person's value. You can tell your children that the real value lies in personal qualities, abilities and achievements, not external materials.
3. Cultivate children's consumption concept: educate children how to consume rationally and let them understand that the purpose of buying goods is to meet demand, not to pursue vanity. Children can be encouraged to consider whether this item is really needed and whether there is a better choice before buying it.
4. Lead by example: As parents, we should lead by example and treat money and materials correctly. Avoid excessive pursuit of luxury goods, but pay attention to family, health and personal growth.
5. Cultivate children's social skills: educate children how to establish good interpersonal relationships with others and let them understand that friendship and affection are more important than material things. Children can be encouraged to participate in some volunteer activities or community services to cultivate their sense of social responsibility and empathy.