Parents should let their children distinguish "pocket money" from other cash. Let children master the expenditure of pocket money by estimating and recording consumption every time, cultivate their financial awareness, and gradually master the ability to manage their own small expenses.

Second, guide children to understand the essence of money.

For children, money is invisible and intangible, so parents need to let their children know the essence of money when conducting money education. Tell children that in an economic system, the transfer of money represents the exchange of value, and only by paying the corresponding labor and services can we get a certain amount of money. At the same time, remind children not to believe in illegal acts and irresponsible transactions such as * *.

Third, encourage children to invest in financial management.

If family conditions permit, you can consider letting your child make some financial investment, guide your child to know about deposits, funds, stocks, foreign exchange and other related knowledge, and experience the return on investment and the pressure of risk. Let children learn how to deal with money through financial investment and gain potential benefits in the future.

Fourth, encourage children to read more economics.

The best way to cultivate children's economic concept is to let them read books related to economics such as Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Rich as Enemy. Such books will stimulate children's economic thinking and better master key skills such as financial knowledge and enterprise management.

Fifth, educate children to really pay attention to efficiency rather than price.

In the process of shopping, parents should guide their children to understand their own needs and choose appropriate products and services on this basis. Moreover, parents should let their children distinguish the difference between price and value, and let them realize that they are investing when they buy, and understand the difference between psychological value and functional value. Maximizing interests is an important principle.

Summary: Giving children money education is not only to enable them to manage their own money, but also to improve their financial management quality, so that children can better cope with future economic, wealth and employment problems. Parents can start with their children, help them learn how to manage money and invest, improve their economic quality, and establish correct values and consumption concepts.