Want To Open A Small Business? Support In This Way

Illustration of how to support children who want to open small businesses (Freepik/master1305)

YOGYAKARTA There are many activities at school that support children's creativity. Like when school makes festivals that open opportunities for children to open small businesses. Don't worry if you don't have experience, mother. You can support your child in a simple way.

As an encouragement, Alina Morse when she was 6 years old had a visionary idea. At the age of 9, he started a candy selling business. Currently, his company is growing rapidly in America. Launching Parents, Thursday, January 19, Zolli Candy is a business that starts from the idea of young children but can develop because of persistence. If mothers want to develop their children's talents and start opening small businesses, they can support them in the following way.

Writing goals is the key to success, in any industry. By writing down the goals, it is likely that children will motivate themselves and achieve their dreams. It also gives you a roadmap to find out how the goals will be taken.

Your child should be excited about their business. Because then they can be sure they will enjoy the experience and don't feel like they are working. To help make sure of this, ask the children to register for things that become their favorites.

If your child likes to make cakes and cook, a small catering business can be an option. If they like dogs or cats, the pet-walking business may be suitable. Well, if children like to write, they can write and publish their own books. Favorite lists are important to suit their interests.

Business plans relate to where children will market their business. You can support it by utilizing school events or small scope events. But most importantly, teach children to make mature business plans. This helps them to keep moving small but still committed.

This method needs to be adjusted to the age of the child. At the age of a toddler, at least it teaches the value of money. Apart from knowing the value of money, children also know responsibilities.

According to parenting and education expert, Aronian, Ph.D., business plans will hone the goals of your young entrepreneurs and again, you must outline what products or services your child will offer.