Does your child also not appreciate money? These small tips will make it financially smart
Samira Vishwas August 30, 2025 09:24 AM

Have you ever thought that just as children are taught education and writing, in the same way, if they are explained the importance of money from childhood, then they can grow up and become how intelligent they can become? Pocket money is not just to share money, but it is also a golden opportunity to teach children responsibility, saving and financial planning.

Every parent wants their child to be financially competent in future and to use money properly. But its foundation has to be laid in childhood. If you give pocket money with a little sensibly and make children a habit of saving, then the same habits will later make their career and life successful.

Why is it necessary to give children an understanding of money

1. Learning of responsibility from pocket money

Pocket money is not only a means of spending, but it is the first step for children to learn responsibility. When they are given a fixed amount, they learn to spend thoughtfully. If we spend all the money only once, then it will be difficult to manage them in the rest of the days. With this experience, they understand how important it is to use with the right planning of money.

2. Creating a habit of savings

The habit of saving is very important in today’s world. It is important to teach children from the beginning that every money should be appreciated. You can give them a small piggy or open a bank account and ask them to put a little amount regularly. With this, children will learn to save and when they buy something from their savings, they will understand its real importance.

3. Financial smartness for future

In childhood, awareness of money makes children financial smart in future. When they learn to use saving, budget and money properly, they grow up even unnecessary expenses. Such children do not only know how to handle money later, but are also able to make investment and future planning properly.

What to do parents?

  • Give pocket money according to the age and need of children. Do not pay too much money so that they do not get used to wasteful.
  • Teach children to note every expense. This will let them know where and how the money is being spent.
  • Such as saving to buy toy or to take a book. When the children get something from their money, they will feel proud.
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