Teaching our children about Bitcoin is not a necessity in my opinion, especially if they are still very small, meaning not yet teenagers, because it will only add to the burden of what they have to learn unless interest arises from the child himself because he has seen the Bitcoin logo or something like that, and when he grows up he will be able to learn it well because information about Bitcoin will already be available much more than now with all the progress that Bitcoin has experienced over a long period of time.

Children still have a weak mentality and their emotions are still immature so they change easily and so in teaching children anything we must always put their emotional comfort first. There should be no coercion and encouragement that can curb their freedom. Because children are very easy to experience stress more than adults. And this can have fatal consequences for the psychological development of children.

Teaching Bitcoin might be better only when they ask questions and are curious. If they are not interested then we should not come forward to over-suggest them. Let them be attracted naturally. In fact, I think when we interact a lot in bitcoin, one day our children will see and feel curious. And they will start asking us to teach them.

You're right, it's a delicate balance - we don't want to stress our children, yet we can't leave them in the dark about realities like Bitcoin.

I agree, forcing Bitcoin knowledge upon them could backfire spectacularly. However, shouldn't we ensure they have at least a basic understanding of this new-age currency? It's like a scavenger hunt where we drop hints here and there, letting them connect the dots on their own.

And isn't it a bit ironic? We're worried about the psychological impact of teaching them about Bitcoin, but we're perfectly okay with the thought of them waking up to find their piggy bank savings worth next to nothing thanks to inflation.

Storytelling can also be divided into two parts with a range of results that are not much different, for example, as you have done in building a website for this with a level of interest in knowing Bitcoin that comes with their own self-awareness. Meanwhile, another one is telling stories through seminars or the like which are open to the public on holidays or days when people are not busy with their routine work, so the number of people attending events such as a seminar can also be very large.

And they will also listen to the stories that we tell at the event to find out what the actual content of a seminar is that is being carried out and this kind of thing will also give birth to the number of Bitcoin enthusiasts in their respective awareness after they have listened to all the explanations from the presenters in a seminar .

Kids usually get attracted to cartoon movies and I don't know why. Putting Bitcoin into that can ( maybe) grasp their attention as well but the question is if that will remain in their mind. Yes, we know that kids are not really prepared enough to take responsibility like adults. Indeed, they would probably listen and gain their attention but I know their mind is not ready enough for this, they're still life playing games and enjoying life as a kid. So I don't think we need to force them to learn crypto if we know that they can't. Honestly, there is a perfect time for doing this, let it come and be done.

Thats the reality happening around. Kids easily grab through the visual things than someone repeating the same for them. If there is a cartoon and a character that use bitcoin then easily the kids will come to know about bitcoin. Maybe if the character is to buy more things and if the character use bitcoin for the purchase then the kids will come to know that bitcoin can be used to buy things. This way little by little basic understanding can be made among the kids and rest need to be left for them based on their understanding and need.

Parents have a different point of view in teaching something difficult to understand to their children, some parents want their children to know Bitcoin from an early age by adopting a different way. Knowledge about Bitcoin needs to be taught correctly so as not to create different perceptions or use it in the wrong way and ultimately cause losses. It should also be noted, learning about Bitcoin cannot be done by just watching cartoons, good analytical skills are needed to understand how to invest in Bitcoin the right way.

I admit Bitcoin has been considered a very promising investment, but before teaching your child about Bitcoin which is very complicated, you should first instill the mindset of the importance of managing finances in a simpler way. There is a certain level that children need to understand something more complicated, it takes a process for them to understand knowledge depending on the level of complexity.

All of this actually depends on how we teach. As long as we can teach children in a warm and pleasant situation for our children, then it's not a problem. And this teaching can only be done at an age that is sufficient to understand the value of money, saving and how to spend money.

When children are under 8 years old and usually they have started to know how to save in a piggy bank. So at this age actually if the child wants to save then we can help him with money management. I think it doesn't matter that at this age they collect fiat in piggy banks. And when it's full we can offer them to spend that money into inflation-resistant assets like gold. because gold is the most suitable for savings. But if you want your child to put the money he has saved into an investment, of course bitcoin will also be good. It's just that at that age children will not understand the risks that exist in bitcoin. like when the price drops or something. So that at that age children are just enough to get used to saving. And if they want to learn to invest then I think less risky assets are better.

At a higher age, of course, the conditions will be different. so everything is done gradually. and it is hoped that when they grow up they will start to get used to saving and investing. and slowly will also understand about low risk and high risk. As long as we teach it slowly and not in a hurry according to the correct stages. then it doesn't matter. As long as they stay comfortable with all that. because children's brains develop quickly and when they are a little stressed it can inhibit the growth of their thinking.

How many Bitcoin related cartoons are you going to show them kids before they become related to Bitcoin then? It's not going to be easy if you plan to use this to make them know about Bitcoin, what not just then grow up in peace?

Also I believe age matters, you can't get any result if a 6 years old kid is watching a bitcoin-related cartoon, it will make no sense to them, you expect them to come and ask what the hell is Bitcoin? Let them grow up first and do that later when they get to a certain age, like the double-figure age I mean.

The way you will teach them even when they are 11 or 12 years old will determine, I will prefer if they just understand what it is instead of making them go deep onto Bitcoin, they don't have to, they have their own lives and dreams, teaching Bitcoin and money can easily distract them from their life purposes.

Everyone should teach their children about what's right for them and what they need to know, but they need to do it according to their age, so please, let your children grow older first and then teach them about finances, cryptocurrencies, or anything else, and let them enjoy their childhood with things that they will remember for their whole life, spend as much time with them as you can, and make them do things that they enjoy which are not harmful or addictive for them.

I totally understand that it's a good thing if kids get to learn about things that they will need in future from an early age, but that early age shouldn't be too early, I mean we should ruin their childhood just because we want them to know and learn about Bitcoin and other financial tools and activities.