1. Tell your child what he did wrong. Parents' values will deeply affect their children. Children are still young, and there is no certain standard for the right or wrong behavior. So parents must establish correct values for their children. When children are found stealing, they should be guided to put themselves in others' shoes. Tell him, "Will you be sad if your favorite toy is stolen?" This can help children learn to think from the perspective of others and realize their mistakes.

2. Understand the real reason behind children's stealing. According to research, most children steal because of poverty or lack, such as giving children little pocket money, or being rejected when children ask their parents to buy things. As long as parents know the reasons why their children steal, they can find a solution according to the reasons.