1. Cultivate children's awareness of financial management and let them understand that money is a limited resource and needs to be used reasonably. Children can plan and manage their own expenses by giving them a certain amount of pocket money, and guide them to develop the habit of "saving before using".
2. Help children to establish a rational consumption concept and avoid blind consumption. You can let children know the true value of goods, such as teaching children how to distinguish the reasons for high and low prices and how to compare the prices and quality of different brands of the same goods.
3. Establish correct values for children, and let them know that thrift, diligence and thrift are virtues, and the pursuit of excessive material enjoyment is not good for themselves and their families.
Parents should set an example, because children's behavior is often influenced by their parents. Parents should establish good financial management concepts and behavior patterns in their daily lives in order to truly guide their children not to spend money indiscriminately.
In short, educating children not to spend money indiscriminately requires parents' patient guidance and education, so that children can establish correct consumption concepts and values, so that children can better face various consumption scenarios, spend rationally and plan their financial situation reasonably in their future lives.