How do you think you can set up a correct view of money for your children?

First of all, let the child know the value of money, give the child some ways to get money, give the child a certain amount of money control, let the child learn to spend money reasonably, teach the child how much money to do, if there is something that you want to buy, but the cost of this month is not enough, you can advance the next money, but there can only be one advance opportunity every month, and the money after the advance will be reduced accordingly for the next month. You can let your child choose whether to make an advance to meet the current preferences and reduce the money for the next month, or wait until the next month has enough money to buy. In this way, it can not only cultivate children's view of money, but also train children to be responsible for their own behavior!

Tell your child that money can be bought, but only through proper means. We have to tell the child that money plays a very important role, but what we have to tell him more is that money is to be exchanged for labor, and it is exchanged for legitimate work, that is, a gentleman loves money and takes it in a proper way. In particular, it is necessary to use some positive and negative cases to let children know that it is glorious and respected to earn money through legitimate means, and it is shameful to take money through illegal means, and it is necessary to break the law and go to prison, and to sow the seeds of law-abiding money from an early age, and he will not regret money for the rest of his life.

As the child grows up, he will spend money. At this time, it is necessary to pay attention to teaching children some basic common sense of spending money. The flower should be spent, and the province can be saved.

One-time expenditures should be spent on decision-making, and recurrent expenditures will be saved. Don't just take flowers just because you have them at home. Children spend money lavishly at a young age, and they are basically a gentleman, and they can't become the climate, and they are likely to squander it.

However, you can't raise a child to be an iron rooster. It's too picky, and there are few friends when I'm away.

The child is young and has little experience, so he doesn't know what he can buy for 100 yuan, and he doesn't know whether 100 yuan is more or less. Parents can first tell their children about the concept of money and let them know what money is. If parents directly tell their children that money is a unit of value, children will be even more incomprehensible to its meaning.

You may wish to use specific objects to tell your child the equivalent **, for example: a pencil is 1 yuan. Let children know that different things can be bought at different prices, and slowly cultivate children's sense of money.

Children's contact with money first starts with the New Year's money and red envelopes given by the elders in the family. Then we have to start with laisee money to educate children about money. Tell your child that money can buy a lot of things, but this money is given to you by your elders, and it just represents a good wish, hoping that you will grow up healthy and happy.

Treat money with a normal heart, do not take the initiative and do not refuse, so that children understand that money is a necessity for survival, and it is necessary to know that there is no money that is not earned for nothing.

Tell your child what is worth buying and what is not. After the child has determined the correct concept of choice, then teach him how much effort he has to put in to get what he wants, a point of effort, and a point of gain, so that the child has a deep understanding of "money" and will not be squandered and wasted.

I think the first thing to do is to let your children know that hard work can be rewarded**, and it all depends on their own efforts.

The money is for my use, and sometimes I invite my classmates and friends to get together to watch movies, and I want to lend help to my classmates and friends in difficulty as much as I can. You can't ignore friendship or even family affection for a few cents, it's spurned by others, and it's really not worth it.

Teach by example and do a good job of yourself, and children will naturally learn good habits; Then, through daily observation, problems are found and adjusted in time.

Of course, the best way is to "teach by example" of parents, as for what kind of money concept to establish, what is the right one? That's different, because every family has different values of money!

1.Tell your child how the "money" came from Many children think that the money is from their parents, or that the money is taken from the bank, and few children say that the money is earned by their parents' hard work. Parents may think that this is normal, it doesn't matter, the child will know it when he is older, but in fact, tell the child that the money is only available through the hard work of his parents, and the child will know that the money is not what he wants to have, but can be exchanged for the work of his parents.

Let the child know where the "money" comes from, so that the child can cherish it more.

2.Let children know the value of money Parents should tell their children what they can do with one dollar and what they can do with ten dollars, such as taking their children to the supermarket and telling them that lollipops are one dollar and ten dollars for a bottle of drink. Let the child know the value of money, let the child know that when buying things, you need to divide it like this, and if you don't have enough money, you can't buy it.

This kind of thing can let the child participate in doing it together, or wait for the child to be a little older, and be able to know when buying things, you can give the child appropriate pocket money and let the child plan his own part, let the child know how much he spends, how to spend, how much should be given at the checkout, etc., all of which can allow the child to get in touch with the value of money as soon as possible, so that the child can have his own opinion, which is very necessary for the formation of the child's view of money.

3.Parents should tell their children that there are many things in this world that are more important than money, such as our relatives and friends, and also tell children that there are many things that cannot be exchanged for money, such as making friends, which require us to pay sincerely to make true friends. Tell children not to take money too seriously, it will make them lose a lot of things, and when they say this, parents can appropriately tell real examples, so that children can learn in the story.

First of all, we can tell our children that money is hard-won, every penny spent in our family is the salary earned by our parents at work, parents need to study hard, be admitted to college, and even find a good job in graduate school, work hard and diligently, and commute on time, so that they will receive their own wages every month, and the salary of our parents is the money at the disposal of our whole family. What can mom and dad do with their salary? The lollipops that the baby eats, the cost of the baby's kindergarten, the cost of the baby's cram school, the housing of our whole family, and the bus fare that we need to pay when the family travels, are all paid by the wages earned by the parents.

This money has to pay for all the living expenses of our whole family, such as the lollipops that the baby eats, the clothes that the baby wears, the house we live in, the bus fare we have to pay when we go out to play, the medical expenses we pay when we are sick, the cost of the baby's kindergarten, and the education expenses paid for the baby's piano lesson.

Money is hard to come by, and it is needed in many places where we live. Teach your child to distinguish between thrift and waste, and to use money where it's needed. Teach children to distinguish between thrift and waste, and to use money where it is needed, not to waste it.

For example, if a child is thirsty and buys a bottle of mineral water for the child, then this is what the child needs, but the child must drink a drink when he is thirsty, then this is a waste. There are already a lot of toys at home, but the baby has to buy toys when he arrives at the supermarket, which is also a waste. The toys we buy back should also be cherished, not littered, indiscriminate, things are broken is also a waste of money.

Teach children to distinguish between thrift and stinginess, use money where it is needed, and don't waste it, this is thrift. However, when we get along with friends, we should also be generous and polite, when we go out with children, we can share the snacks we bring with children, then we can't be stingy at this time.

For example, when we go out with children, the children don't bring candy, but we bring a lot of candy, so at this time we don't give candy to children, we are a person who doesn't like to share stinginess. Everyone likes generous children, don't like stingy children, for example, if you go to a child's house to play, the child hides his toys, puts away his delicious things and doesn't give you food, you have nothing to do after you go, you feel particularly uncomfortable, you definitely don't like to play with him next time, so we have to be a thrifty and generous child, so that many children will like to play with us.

If you want to establish a correct view of money for your children, you should guide your children more and teach them to use money correctly, so that children can learn to have a view of money.

I think the concept of money is to let children understand that money can make money, so once they have money, then they have to save it, and then buy financial products to generate interest.

Let children know from an early age that it is not easy to make money. Develop a correct view of money and cultivate children's correct understanding of money.

First of all, parents must set a good example for their children. Tell your child that money is not everything, don't have a comparativeness in normal times, and do your best to accomplish something. Not everything can be bought with money.

First of all, parents should set an example for their children, and let their children manage their own pocket money in ordinary times, so that children have a correct concept of money and consumption.

First of all, parents should let their children understand the value of money, criticize their children's behavior of showing off their wealth, cultivate children's sense of diligence and thrift, and parents should try not to say some family financial situations in front of their children.

You can let the child deal with some things independently, let him buy things by himself, and let him understand the preciousness of money, so that he can have a good view of money.

You can give your child pocket money appropriately, tell your child that the pocket money belongs to him and that he has the right to dispose of it, so that the child can learn to spend rationally.

You can tell your child that money can buy a lot of things we need, but it is not everything, and money needs our own efforts to get it, and if we don't do anything, we will have no money, and we will not be able to buy the delicious and fun we want.

I think that when establishing the importance of the child's view of money, we should also let him use money reasonably, and we should also reduce his sense of comparison, and in ordinary times, we should also establish a concept of integrity for him.

To let children know the importance of money and how hard it is to come by, let children maintain a correct way to get money, and must teach children to do very well in this regard.

When shopping, you should tell your children that you can only buy a lot of things if you have the money for alcohol, but you can't waste it, and don't do things that hurt you for profit.

You should tell your child about the importance of money, but you should also tell your child that money is not easy to earn, but you should not limit your child's spending behavior when you talk to your child.

Children should be told that money is not easy to come by, so we must develop a reasonable concept of consumption in ordinary times, so as to better let children know the meaning of money.

We should tell our children that money is also important, but some things in our lives are not related to before, and we should be a kind person so that we will have the opportunity to get money.

Children should be allowed to strive for something through their own efforts, so that children can develop a correct view of money.

Parents have different concepts of money, and they will also establish a different view of money for their children. Some parents tell their children that they are very rich, and when the child grows up, the money belongs to him, which leads to the fact that the child may like to squander money when he grows up, because he does not realize that money is not easy to come by; Some parents tell their children that their parents have money, but this money belongs to their parents, and if they want to spend money, they must learn to earn money, and such a child may be very rich when he grows up, because he himself knows how to be self-reliant and has a more correct view of price. So, in your opinion, what should parents do to establish a correct view of money for their children?

Let's take a look at it together.

1. Inform your child that money is not easy to come by, and that you should spend it reasonably.

Parents' money is not blown by the wind, we should let our children understand that these money are paid for their parents' hard work, so that children can understand that money is not easy to come by. In this way, the child will value money and will not squander it arbitrarily. Of course, we can't let our children feel that money is too rare, so they are reluctant to spend money all day.

After letting the child understand the value of money, encourage the child to make reasonable consumption, so that the child understands that we are not slaves to money, and should let money serve us better. Therefore, we let our children see how to live in harmony with money in their daily lives, and how to make money play its best role.

2. Cultivate children's good habits of saving money.

If we educate our children to cherish money and develop the habit of saving in their childhood, then their understanding of money will be deeper. If possible, parents can also take their children to do what they can, and then give them a certain amount of compensation, and then regularly check whether the children have saved the money. We can help children learn skills such as earning and saving money, so that children can have a deep understanding of dealing with money from an early age.

At the same time, it is also necessary to educate children not to spend lavishly, and to have a budget before spending money, and to spend within a reasonable range.

Third, let children develop a generous and hearty personality.

In order to prevent their children from squandering money, some parents cry poverty with their children all day long, and in the long run, children will easily be troubled by money. When children are growing up, they worry about money with their parents every day, which is extremely detrimental to their children's growth. We can properly express the truth that it is not easy to earn money with our children, and we must not babble all day long and tell our children that money is difficult to earn, otherwise it is likely to cause the child to grow up to become a miser, and such a view of money is definitely not worth advocating.