If you don't ask your parents for money, and if a teenager sets fire to your home, how should you develop a correct attitude toward money?
Today I saw a news like this:
In Inner Mongolia, a 15-year-old teenager asked his parents for money unsuccessfully, gambled alone at home, tied waste clothes to the roof of his house and ignited it, and then left, fortunately, the neighbors found the fire and called the police in time.
After the timely extinguishing of the fire brigade, the fire did not cause casualties, but the roof of the house was burned down. Afterwards, the 15-year-old said that he did not really want to burn the house, but only wanted to blackmail his parents and achieve the purpose of giving money to his parents.
After reading this report, how do you feel? What is the attitude of their children to the concept of money? How to guide children's views on money and attitudes towards money? How to cultivate a correct and healthy view of money in children? What do parents think?
In my opinion, the child's pocket money cannot be easily obtained by him, but through hard work and labor! If not, when the child is young, when you are around you, you can control his financial power, and once the child leaves you, goes to college, and works, he will become a financial idiot: unrestrained desire, spending money like water. When their income doesn't meet their expenses, children are likely to take a detour.
I wonder what readers think of their children's views on money? You are welcome to discuss in the comments section.