It is inappropriate and may not be fully supported by the law to secretly use family money to reward network anchors under the age of 16. From a legal point of view, civil legal acts that restrict people with civil capacity to carry out purely profitable civil legal acts or civil legal acts that are compatible with their age, intelligence, and mental health conditions are effective; other civil legal acts implemented are effective after the legal representative agrees or recognizes them. The act of rewarding network anchors is often large in amount, which is obviously beyond the range of minors' age and intelligence. Without the consent or confirmation of their parents and other legal representatives, the parents have the right to ask the network service provider to return it. At the same time, this behavior also reflects the lack of correct consumption concepts and behavioral norms for minors. It is recommended to establish correct values and consumption concepts, and avoid large-scale consumption without permission.