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Thanks to my cousin's generosity, he gave my children 500 yuan for the New Year. Although he has three children, there are some specific strategies that we can use to give each child a fair share. Some methods will be detailed below, I hope it will help you.
1: Average distribution, fairness and equity
In this case, the easiest way is to divide the 500 yuan equally among the three children. Each child will receive $166.67, which is fair and just to ensure that every child is treated the same. This type of distribution is usually suitable for situations where the relationship between children is more harmonious and there is a high demand for fairness.
2: Distributed by age, reflecting differences
Another way is to make an assignment based on the difference in the age of the child. Let's say my cousin's three children are 5, 8 and 10 years old. We can adjust each child's share of New Year's money according to the difference in age. For example, we can give a 5-year-old 200 yuan, an 8-year-old 150 yuan, and a 10-year-old 150 yuan. In this way, each child is able to experience age-appropriate rewards, which further increases the children's happiness.
3: Reward performance and focus on incentives
In addition to the average or age-based distribution, we can also consider distributing the New Year's money by rewarding performance. Even though the uncle gives the New Year's money, we can also focus on motivating the children's efforts and excellent performance when allocating them. For example, we can give the first child 300 yuan, the second child 150 yuan, and the third child 50 yuan. In this way, children will appreciate the importance of putting in the effort and achieving results, and motivate them.
4: Make decisions together and increase the sense of participation
We can try to discuss it with the children and involve them in deciding how to distribute the money. Doing so not only cultivates children's financial awareness and distribution skills, but also increases their sense of participation and responsibility. For example, we can provide each child with several ways to allocate them, and let them discuss and negotiate together to reach a consensus. In this way, children are not only able to get their own approved distribution methods, but also learn to understand and respect other people's points of view in negotiation.
Summary:
Regardless of the distribution method, we should pay attention to the children's feelings and participation, so that they can learn the ability to allocate and manage their finances reasonably while enjoying the New Year's money. I hope you find the above suggestions inspiring, and I wish you and your children a happy Chinese New Year!