Moms and dads should remember that it is very important to teach a child how to manage money.
He must understand how they get into the family and also know how to use them correctly.
Many experts note that teaching children financial literacy is important primarily for the development of economic thinking, which is necessary in adult life.
If you want your child to be able to save, then you need to discuss with him the purpose for which money is needed in general and specifically for him.
For example, in the latter case it could be a toy, a new bicycle, etc.
In this case, it is better to give the child a piggy bank that he likes in appearance.
Together with him, you should draw up a savings period, decide on the amount, and also teach your son or daughter to keep track of expenses and income, so that the child understands how much of his pocket money can be spent on a trip to buy sweets, and how much on making an important purchase.
Sometimes you can "pay" your child small amounts of money for doing some small chores around the house to give him incentive.
It is also necessary to show a correct example of successful accumulation.
As soon as the child reaches a small goal or collects the required amount, he should be rewarded for it.
Previously, we talked about how parents can strengthen the emotional connection with their son or daughter.
