If you want to help your child stop being lazy in bed, you should make it clear to your child that getting up is your responsibility and obligation. The speed of getting up now is mainly proportional to the madness of parents. The crazier the parents are, the faster the children get up, and the children depend entirely on their parents to get up.
I remember once taking my children to study. On the first day, after the alarm clock rang, I started to get up and put the alarm clock where the child had to get out of bed to get it. The child hasn't got up yet. After getting dressed, I began to wash. Then I had breakfast and waited quietly for the child to get up. Later, of course, the child was late. I was in the car with the children. The child asked me why I didn't wake him up. I said, do you need me to help you eat this meal? I did my own thing, and I was punished with the children (because the children were late after all). Later, I was late twice, but it only took a week. The child has never been late since he realized that it was his own business.
In fact, educating children depends on whether parents are willing to spend time on their children, not money. Companionship is the most powerful education, isn't it?