6. Teach them to respect the property: Teach them the importance of their and other’s property. If children grow up caring about their own things lying around them be it anything like toys or books, then in future they will be more careful with their money. Teach your child how to respect their own things and also teach them to respect other people’s belongings too.

There are many ways to teach your child even if it is a toddler. If suppose your toddler throws a teaddy on the ground you can tell them that if they throw toys they will get hurt. As the saying goes “you break it, you buy it,” if your kids are older then tell them that if they break anything in the house then they need to pay it with their own pocket money. Thus they will become more careful as they can’t afford to buy you those broken things back.

7. Teach your kids about charity: It will be an honor if you teach your kids to do charity. As a parent you can assist them in finding a good cause that they can understand. You can encourage your children to donate to charitable organizations, and your experiences with them. There are many charitable organizations where you can donate your kid’s old toys and clothes; those are the best places you can accompany your kid with. This will help them seek great satisfaction from sharing their money, clothes and toys with those in needs, and also teach them important habits that they will carry with them for the future.

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