That's right, it's better to let them have some idea first if he's gonna give him a book or comics strip that's related to bitcoin so that they'll at least have an idea on what they're reading before accepting the gift. And these video materials are for free and they'll easily understand it because it's in the form of a cartoon and video.

Yeah, it's still up to him on what type of strategy he's going to make if he wants to educate these kids about Bitcoin. Giving them the idea would suffice so that they'll enjoy the gift that he's about to give.

If they have at least knew how monetary system works, say USD on how it was made, its value, yes, you can go tell and teach them but i can't suggest comics books as i don't know one. If they don't have an idea even a bit, telling them first is much better.

It depends on how old these children are. I think I have got to understand, if not any where, but on the forum, that there is an advisable age that is required for children to learn a particular thing before they can comprehend it so well. For example, if those kids are under the age of 8, I don't think they are mature enough to comprehend the idea of Bitcoin. So, if you are teaching Bitcoin, maybe starting at the age of 10 is somehow good, but some people may not still find it funny at that time. After the last thread I created about teaching my 11-year-old nephew about Bitcoin, I realized that children still have a lot of time to learn. Learning Bitcoin doesn't take more than a year, so even if they start to learn at the age of 12, 13, and so on, it's much better.

Regarding your question, if you are going ahead with your plans, then I suggest you check out some cartoonized videos, get some pictures from there, and give them to someone who is good with Corel Draw and Photoshop to do some designs for you. Then you will just need to print and resize them, which will still be done in the printing shop.

Yes, they do make bitcoin comics for kids!  I actually have a couple in my physical bitcoin collection.  Here are the pictures of them below.







You can buy it here on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Money-Tale-Bitville-Discovering/dp/0578490676/ref=asc_df_0578490676/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=343211974771&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=9772954890294187954&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9022634&hvtargid=pla-691617426916&psc=1&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=67797266583&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=343211974771&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=9772954890294187954&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9022634&hvtargid=pla-691617426916


It is NEVER to early to start teaching kids about money and finances.  As a financial advisor I recommend parents start teaching their children as soon as they are even able to comprehend basic financial concepts.  It's important to start kids off young with nearly anything, and finance is no exception!

This is just one comic example, there are others.

I think for based on Bitcoin knowledge, we don't need too much technical to teach our child, because in theory, it's the same as basic payment. I don't know what your focus is, but when I tell my nephews about crypto technology, I always make it practice as they play like usual. I think it's not difficult because they hold gadgets every day, we just direct them to youtube videos, or any animation about crypto where we can search it easy on youtube animation video.

what is important now is, we can't prevent them to holding their gadgets daily, because on their era, the gadget is most important value than manuals or basic books. Because of that, I prevent them to tech on their gadget, and when they understood, we can easy to teach them how to send and receive payments with bitcoin on their gadget as usual they used.

it's a great idea if you are interested in giving a comic or story book bitcoin as a gift, but I think books or comics like that are very difficult to find, but I think you are better off looking for them on the internet or shopping online. but I think if you don't find a bitcoin comic book, you can replace it with something else, for example a t-shirt with the bitcoin logo or a key chain with the bitcoin logo on it.

Assuming those videos exist then they will be a great introduction for the youngest generation to the bitcoin ecosystem, however before showing those videos to those kids I think it would be better if some videos showing how the economy works could be even more important.

As this will give context to the bitcoin videos and show them why we need it on the first place, after all kids may not understand why something like bitcoin is needed until they understand more clearly how the economy used to work on the past and how it works now.

Actually, the OP is not looking for where to download some cartoons or animated videos about bitcoin for children but he/she is asking for recommendations or guide on how to get comic books about bitcoin for his/her kids.  

There are bitcoin comic books for children on the internet that one can purchase. It can be gotten from Amazon and other good online bookshops, and shipped to any location. I also understand the issue of ban of cryptocurrency in some countries which could hinder the sales of such books.

I am not sure that every comic book was made just for fun. Comic books are meant to raise and sometimes give certain answers to questions that concern society. Batman doesn't just beat the Joker, a reader needs to understand the reasons for this, and they are not funny at all. If you look at comic books as an actualization of public interest, as a way to make children think, to teach them something, then I don't see any problem with the existence of a comic about Bitcoin. After all, it can interest the child if the material is presented correctly and it is explained how he may need it in the future. Financial information can be presented in various forms, and in interesting ones too, and it does not have to be boring and dry. For example, there is a Gamecast flow based on Kiyosaki's ideas, many children and adults used it to learn about finances, not the books themselves. Therefore, you should not immediately bury the idea with comic books about Bitcoin.