I'd rather teach the future generations the importance of freedom, being in control of your assets, and being privacy conscious, rather than pushing a particular technology on them. Sure, you can mention Bitcoin, but I don't think we should be pushing it on them, let them make their own decisions from the knowledge you've passed on rather than making the decision for them. I'm all for encouraging your kids to have Bitcoin wallets, but at the end of the day kids that age don't care too much about money, they'd rather have a toy for their birthday than a cryptocurrency wallet. At least the majority would, I know there will be exceptions to that.

Not sure I'd want to encourage them to be a business person either, since I think capitalism is floored, and by doing so your participating in a broken system, something which Bitcoin definitely doesn't solve, but does touch upon how alternatives can at least deviate from it.

You don't really need to force it, at the end of the day perception differs, although I do fancy talks about teaching young lads about Bitcoin.
Growing up, man wasn't exposed , should I say to the internet, so I would want my kids to know about the current trend,and that's Blockchain technology and Bitcoin.
Crypto.com, are also into this, teaching kids about Blockchain technology. In this generation you don't need stress, a child will learn about bitcoin even before you do. Crypto peoms and Alphabets can be taught though.

Well, I guess it's easier to present Bitcoin to kids as simply another currency which is better than the mainstream one. Depending on how old the kids we are talking about, ways of describing Bitcoin may vary. To the younger kids, since we normally teach them to save, we could introduce Bitcoin to them as a better way of saving. To the older kids, a deeper explanation of Bitcoin may be given. I presume they would easily embrace it because it's always cool to be different, to be using some sort of an exclusive currency.

As a successful businessman, no matter your position, reputation, or wealth, it does not guarantee that your heir will want to be your successor, there are many successful businessmen and Legends who are still having difficulty convincing their children to take the steps they chose simply because they want to be their own path.
I'll rather teach them how to invest in bitcoin as an independent asset, how permissionless it is to send it, how viable and comfortable it is to be your own bank, and finally, there's nothing wrong with opening a bitcoin wallet for them at a younger age as a gift for the future sake, it's one of the best things parents can do to surprise their children when the time is right.

Not just the businessmen and women. These days all levels of people are connected to the internet and majority are aware of the cryptocurrency. Wealth is small part of life, there is more other things that need to be concentrated as a human. Bitcoin gives freedom, privacy and there is no depreciation of value and more can be added. However this isn't gonna make a human being live his life.

For this reason first thing I want to teach is the Self reliance which is a must for survival. With time it is possible to see people with money, but there might arise a scenario where we lack food. So, if he's good enough to fulfill his needs he can survive and enjoy the wealth. So it is all about self reliance than technology.

Looking at the negative side of bitcoin also needs to be considered before teaching it, especially learning from those who have also experienced failure in this space. Maybe bitcoin is freedom, but in time it is we who decide how far bitcoin freedom will go. Especially, don't talk about freedom when you trade bitcoin on a centralized exchange. Or when you always convert bitcoin to fiat just to buy a cup of coffee at a coffeeshop near your house. Bitcoin's complete freedom doesn't just come from your principles, your environment has to support it too.

Money management and financial knowledge is a must, no matter what your job is your degree or your hobby. Most of kids doesn't know anything about investment, at least teach them about money management and saving. When they already teenager, you can start slowly teach about investment... but not force him about Bitcoin only, you can explain the other investment assets e.g. gold, stock, real estate etc. It's up to your kids to choose which investment they prefer.

It was not stated anywhere in the sentence that you should force your kids to learn Bitcoin and since teaching them about it means bordering them, Are you suppose to show your kids your private keys? Why will you border them to have the keys of what they never knew of what benefit will it be to them?

I think parents should rather focus on teaching their kids good values at an early age, than forcing them to grow up too early. Kids should enjoy their freedom in their early days and they should spend the time to form social bonds with other people and also develop their young bodies to have a healthy and long life.

We have too many kids that are spending way too much time on computers and cellphones and their pre-teen and teen years are speeding past them. Let them have a healthy relationship with their team mates in Sports and also social time with friends and then you can invest in their future, by teaching them how to make money. (A good time to start will be between 16 and 18 years... when most of the basic development are done.) 

Let kids be kids.... that early development is key to a balanced future. 

Indeed because kids nowadays are in a fast-paced learning through digital world. They already know how to earn some money by just playing games and they tend to spend a lot of time for it to learn. Also the social media gives a big impact for the awareness of these games and they've introduced it very well and that's why most of the kids are always asking about these games.