1. Plan your child's pocket money: Plan a certain amount of pocket money for your child, and make clear what he/she can and can't do with the money before giving it to your child. Children can be encouraged to deposit money in bank cards or piggy banks, so that children can cultivate the habit of saving money from an early age.

2. Let the children make their own decisions: Let the children decide their own expenses, which can help them learn their own responsibilities, and let the children bear the consequences of their own expenses is also a good way to educate them. At the same time, children will learn how to control their pocket money reasonably from practice.

3. Set an example for children: Parents should set an example themselves and develop good money habits: saving, spending, managing money and investing. Children learn a lot from their parents and form good habits, which is not only useful for children, but also beneficial to families.

4. Let children participate in family financial management from an early age: Family financial management and budget should be understood and participated by children, for example, let children work out expenditure plans and family budgets together to standardize family expenditures, thus educating children about the basic concept of financial management and making clear that there are processes and strategies for spending money.

5. Cultivate children's correct values: children should understand that money is not everything, and this concept can be instilled from an early age. Let children know how to distinguish their own needs from their own desires, discourage wasteful spending, weigh benefits and costs, and cultivate correct values and consumption concepts.