What if children always bargain with their parents?

1. Establish rules: First of all, parents need to establish some basic rules, such as not taking other people's things and not wasting them at will. This can help children understand what is acceptable behavior and what is unacceptable behavior.

2. Educational values: Parents can educate their children to understand and accept the value of things through examples in daily life, and let them know that everything needs hard work.

3. Cultivate a sense of responsibility: Parents can let their children participate in family decision-making, for example, let their children choose the gifts they want, or decide the family budget, which can cultivate their sense of responsibility and decision-making ability.

4. Appropriate compromise: If the child's requirements are reasonable, parents can compromise appropriately. But let children understand that compromise is not to meet all their requirements unconditionally.

5. Be patient: Sometimes, children may bargain over trifles. At this time, parents need patience and don't get angry because of their small temper.

6. Lead by example: Parents should also have good behavior habits. Don't bargain in front of children and waste resources. Through their own behavior, children will learn the correct behavior.