Bringing children into contact with money education at an early age can not only help them establish a correct view of money, but also cultivate their financial awareness. You can try the following methods.

Moderate pocket money

Give children an appropriate amount of pocket money and let them learn how to plan and control their money.

Reasonable savings target

Make a reasonable saving goal with your children, such as buying your favorite book or toy, or donating money to charity.

Savings plan

Make a savings plan and record the weekly or monthly income and expenditure, so that children can clearly know where their money is spent.

Earn pocket money

Encourage children to do housework to earn pocket money and guide them to save as planned.

View the progress of savings

Review the progress of saving with children regularly, give them affirmation and encouragement, and adjust the plan in time.

Satisfy desire

When children reach their savings goals, accompany them to realize their wishes and praise their efforts.

Financial management and investment knowledge

Popularize financial management and investment knowledge to children, cultivate children's awareness of investment, and increase the value of money.

Family consumption decision

Let children participate in the family's consumption decision, understand the family's income and expenditure, and cultivate children's sense of responsibility.

Set a good example

As parents, we should also pay attention to our words and deeds, establish good consumption habits and money outlook, and set an example for our children.