Children's good habits are not formed in a day, but gradually developed in daily life. Nowadays, many children are dismissive of a dime that fell to the ground, because the family is too wasteful to cherish the hard work of their parents. But a wise mother educated her children well. She never let her baby ignore a small coin, an old toy and a blank sheet of paper. ...

Savings education

Yue Yue's mother is a senior bank employee, and this industry makes her more handy in educating Yue Yue. When Yue Yue was more than three years old, her parents gave her a "lucky pig" (piggy bank), and often gave her the change in her pocket to put in, telling her that it was saved to buy books for her to use in college in the future.

Repair education

Things at home are broken (such as toys), and it is usually dad who repairs them. Mother will explain to Yue Yue that things that are broken should be cherished and repaired. Of course, the only thing that can't be repaired is to give up, but at least Yue Yue knows that things don't have to be broken to buy new ones.

Waste utilization

Yue Yue's mother always thought simplicity was the joy of life, so she taught Yue Yue how to make use of waste, such as building her own hut with a box of TV, making toys with milk cartons, and making ashtrays for her father with coke cans. She likes it very much.

Homemade toys

Mom and Dad never buy toys for Yue Yue casually. They will tell her that it is not that mom and dad can't afford it, but that it is unnecessary. If you think you can do it yourself, you will do it with Yue Yue. In fact, children have much more fun in making than buying new toys. So Yue Yue sometimes sees any favorite toy in the shop, and she will discuss it with her mother. Shall we go home and make one? But of course, some toys are too complicated, so you must buy them.

Environmental protection education

My mother also instilled the concept of environmental protection in Yue Yue, starting with small things, such as washing hands without boiling water, using both sides of paper and stacking garbage bins with old magazines. Mother told Yue Yue that environmental protection can not only save resources, but also save money to do many more meaningful things, such as buying books (because Yue Yue likes reading very much).

diligent and thrifty

Mother thinks it is very important for parents to have a good habit of thrift, so that children can have it. And we should cultivate this concept from an early age. As the saying goes, money should be used on the cutting edge. Teaching by example is more important than words!