Blind cards and blind boxes are popular among children due to their unique entertainment and social attributes, and it is understandable for children to purchase them with their own pocket money. However, some profit driven businesses take advantage of the weak point of children's consumption concept and carefully design "consumption traps" to make children addicted, not only emptying their wallets, but also affecting their academic and mental health. To safeguard the rights and interests of children, in addition to increasing supervision and law enforcement efforts, it is also necessary to help children establish a correct consumption concept and actively avoid the "consumption trap". The stage of childhood and adolescence is the formation period of consumer attitudes, and strengthening education is the key. Schools should strengthen the popularization of basic economic knowledge, so that primary and secondary school students have a preliminary understanding of consumption, business, currency and other knowledge. Parents are the best teachers for their children. Parents should lead by example and consume rationally. In daily life, parents should encourage their children to experience labor and earn rewards, take them for reasonable consumption, and give them a clearer understanding of the value and equivalent exchange of money. To prevent and correct children's irrational consumption behavior in a timely manner. Encourage children to develop healthy and positive interests and hobbies. While doing a good job in teaching, schools should organize more outdoor practices, interest clubs, and other activities to enrich students' extracurricular life and reduce their dependence on social items such as blind cards and blind boxes. Parents should also pay attention to cultivating their children's diverse hobbies, promoting good parent-child interaction, and encouraging them to participate in outdoor activities to prevent their children from becoming addicted to blind cards and boxes. (New Society)