Equality and mutual assistance
Borrowing money is an act of mutual assistance based on trust and equality and has legal effect. Parents need to guide their children to understand the rules of borrowing and returning, so that children can understand that emotion is the original intention of borrowing money, but it is inevitable to pay back the money.
Communication comes first.
Communicate with your child to find out why he borrowed money. Parents need to guide their children to realize that borrowing money is not the fundamental solution to the problem, and parents need to guide their children in time for their uncontrolled consumption.
Cultivate a correct consumption view
Parents need to deeply understand and meet their children's reasonable needs, and at the same time teach their children to learn to save and manage money, so that children can understand that borrowing money is not the fundamental solution to the problem.
Learn to bear
If the child can't pay back the money on time, he will bear the consequences of breaking his promise, so as to remind him that borrowing money is not a joke and needs to be treated with caution.
Experience value through labor.
Parents can agree with their children to repay the necessary expenses by doing housework and studying, so that children can understand the value of labor and the importance of money.
Cultivate financial quotient
Give children pocket money appropriately and encourage them to learn to manage. This can not only cultivate children's sense of responsibility, but also be a rare opportunity for financial and business education.