When children grow up, they will be eager for the outside world. When children find that money can buy what they like, of course, they can't resist this benefit. I hope the more money, the better.

3. Parents should respect and correctly guide their children's desires. For example, they can keep in touch with their children: "Everyone has something they like. If we want it, we must ask others if they can give it to us. This is a polite child. I hope we can all do it, ok? "

Parents can also learn what their children want through observation and tell them how to get it. If parents ignore it, children naturally want to get it in their own way. That kind of "stealing money" behavior may be produced in this way.

5. Let children know about money as soon as possible: When children are young, you can start teaching them to distinguish the value of different coins, and then you can prepare a piggy bank for your children and teach them how to put the coins they usually collect into the piggy bank. There is a substantial piggy bank, which can let children clearly feel where the money is stored, and actually see and feel the accumulation of money.

6. Help your child develop the habit of saving money: When the child is older, you can take the money out of the child's piggy bank and take the child to a bank near your home to open a child-specific account. The benefits of opening a bank account, in addition to letting children really know where the money is, can also let children really feel that money deposited in the bank can earn more money and understand what interest is.