With the opening of primary and secondary schools, high-priced stationery has become a hot topic. How to achieve rational consumption?

With the opening of primary and secondary schools, high-priced stationery has become a hot topic. To achieve rational consumption, parents should first put safety and practicality first. Secondly, shop around before doing anything. In addition, don't spend impulsively, and see if you really need this thing. ?

Recently, many primary and secondary schools have started school, and some parents said that they met stationery assassins. They said that after entering the stationery store, they can't leave the stationery store without spending more than 100 yuan. A mechanical pencil 48 yuan, even appeared a hundred yuan to sell spree. In this regard, the relevant departments call on everyone to consume rationally. Personally, I think that in order to realize rational consumption, we need to do the following.

First of all, parents should not compare consumption, but put safety and practicality first. When some parents are together, they may feel that the other child has it, and their children can't live without it. In fact, this is a comparison psychology. Parents will spend with the psychology of keeping up with the joneses, so children will certainly learn like this, so there is no way to create a good consumption environment for their healthy growth, and there is no way to establish a correct consumption concept for them. When we consume here, we should put practicality and safety first, and everything else is secondary.

Secondly, shop around before doing anything. When shopping, if you think this price is expensive, don't rush to place an order. You can shop around, walk more and see more. This will also give you more opportunities to think. As the saying goes, look before you leap. After consideration, you can choose the one with a relatively suitable price. It may be more rational and calm to place an order again at this time.

In addition, don't spend impulsively, and see if you really need this thing. Sometimes we buy things on impulse. Maybe we were hot-headed at the moment and couldn't stand each other's sales promotion. We thought it was good and bought it. When I went back, I found that it was of little use and tasteless to myself. When we buy something, we must consider whether it is really necessary and whether it is necessary to spend so much money on it. If the answer is no, then we can buy with confidence.

These are some of my attitudes.