Children ask for toys almost every day. How did the mother respond?

It is common for children to ask for toys. Here are some ways that mothers can consider to cope with this challenge:

1. Communication and understanding: Have an open dialogue with children to find out why they want these toys. Try to understand their needs and motives so that you can respond to them better.

2. Educational concept: instill a wise consumption concept in children, teach them the value of money and weigh the pros and cons of shopping. Let them understand and gradually accept that not every wish must be met immediately, and sometimes they can consider more valuable and lasting choices.

3. Make a budget and priority: help children make a purchase plan, make a budget for children to buy toys, and teach children to make choices and decisions according to their interests and needs. This method can help children learn financial management and priority planning.

4. Reward system: A reward system can be established to let children get the toys they want by accumulating points, completing tasks or achieving achievements. This can help them understand the value of hard work and waiting.

5. Advocate sharing and moderation: encourage children to share toys with others, teach children how to control and share when there are too many toys, and cultivate children's social and cooperative awareness.

6. Provide alternative activities: Provide children with a variety of activities and entertainment options, such as outdoor sports, reading, arts and crafts, in order to disperse their excessive dependence on buying toys.

No matter which way is adopted, the key is to keep communication, patience and understanding with children. At the same time, mothers should make appropriate decisions according to their family economic situation and educational ideas.