I must say I don't have kids, but maybe I'll have them at some point. In that case, I'd want them to know about Bitcoin, but just because it would be among the things I find important. It's good to understand how money works and how Bitcoin is different from fiat. They don't need to love or truly admire Bitcoin, but I'd want them to have the general idea.
As for the cartoons, there's a full 20-minute episode of Turtle Twins about Bitcoin which I've watched before, and I think it's a great episode for children. I didn't know about the second one, it's good that there are options. But if kids don't want to watch a cartoon, I wouldn't make them do it, and I probably wouldn't go down the incentive role here. I'd just try something else, something like a game in which they can learn about it. Or wait till they're older, there's no rush.

Are you telling us to treat our kids like dogs that we should give them treats whenever they do a good job. They're kids so lets let them be kids they can always learn about Bitcoin when they become of age that there brains can proceed what they're learning about to enjoy it.

I'm against teaching our children Bitcoin at this early stages of their life that we have to give them Bitcoin cartoons to understand Bitcoin. Bitcoin is money and it is a very important topic that should be learnt with seriousness so our kids should be of age before learning.

When our children are still young, we have to prepare their future for them by investing in Bitcoin for them and when they're older, we can teach them about Bitcoin and handover their investment to them when they're responsible enough to manage their portfolio on their own.

Nice cartoons,and I love your concept but I don't think that kids need to be disturbed with bitcoin since they are still young and might not ba able to make use of the information in the cartoon. How do you think that they will enjoy the cartoon and keep on watching something that is not important to them. It will be very boring because it is not superman,Ben Ten or Sponge bobs.

It is better that you allow them grow and show interest in crptocurrency than you deciding for them. Teach them more on financial literacy and lead them on how to go with their future,so that they can become successful and then they can learn bitcoin at matured age. Allow them yo be free with whatever they want and not to condition what they will watch or do. I allow my son to watch whatever cartoons he likes and plays his video game. Bitcoin is for adults that are earning income.

Only 2% of people over 26.25 years old are capable of changing their worldview. The other 98% of those raised on Marvel, DC, and parental teachings to keep American dollars in the bank or under the mattress are the Liquidated Generation. There's no saving them. A vivid example is Du Jun, the co-founder of Huobi, who lost a billion of US dollars in two American banks, but there are many similar examples. Take SBF for instance, who never believed in Bitcoin, never owned it, and maximized his capital solely in US dollars, only to end up with just one Bitcoin in FTX balance. Carolina from Alameda simply sold Bitcoin for US dollars and invested in stocks of American companies and startups.

Essentially, all these crypto artists want the same things:
US dollars in the bank account with a 0.5% interest rate
expensive real estate
a classical stock portfolio

When our Order 2.625 (Bitcoin foundation) gains strength, bankruptcy will be a common outcome for an entire generation of millionaires and billionaires, with few exceptions like Elon Musk or Michael Saylor, who own Bitcoin

Young ladies and gentlemen aged from 2.625 to 26.25 years old - that's who truly matters for the empowerment of Bitcoin foundation. To convert them to our faith, we don't need complex marketing strategies or podcasts with Taylor Swift. To convert them to our faith, Order 2.625 will engage in selling poppy seed buns, sausage rolls, meat-filled pastries, and other simple lunches for Bitcoin through Bitcoin LN terminals in primary and secondary schools. And in 10-15 years, we'll see who holds more power - the Vatican and the Federal Reserve System combined or Order 2.625 (Bitcoin foundation). Basic strategy, kids.

We no need "Kidcoin". I can't see any problems in pocket money for kids in Bitcoin and Bitcoin LN transactions.

just a correction, it's tuttle twins, not turtle twins. I've watched their episode on Bitcoin and several others of their shows and I have to say that their shows are very suitable for kids and quite informative. As for the second video you shared, I wouldn't show it to kids. although it is about Bitcoin and a cartoon, it is far more adult-oriented(like south park, a cartoon for adults) than kid-oriented.

if anyone is curious about the tuttle twin's full episode about Bitcoin, here's the link.
https://www.angel.com/watch/tuttle-twins/episode/de46fca9-d387-47f5-b13f-ff336885518c/season-2/episode-3/bitcoin-and-the-beast

Let's say we are talking about 7-10 year old children who in fact they only think rationally based on their daily activities, is it possible that they know well about "corruption, currency reserves, mathematical codes, etc.", that they can't even distinguish between life when facing a global crisis and a stable economy.

I took a quick look at the cartoon video that OP brought up in this thread, then I measured the average cognitive knowledge of the children in my environment, and it really was too complex for them to understand. I probably wouldn't go this route, or have no plans at all to teach them before their teens.

Children's cartoons are films that are entertaining, humorous or depict actions that children usually do every day that make them excited. As for the bitcoin cartoons, they are really too complicated and not to the taste that the kids are in need of. Although the film is animated, I still see it as a documentary, not entertainment. Furthermore, not all cartoons are made for children. Many people are misinterpreting this point.

Since I am a technical guy and do know some programming. For my kids, I love to teach also the technology behind Bitcoin, like how it is working from the technical side, and explain things that easily for my kids to understand.
Another thing is the economics behind Bitcoin, how it works, what is pros and cons of using Bitcoin, how it can help the financial system, or how it can help when we are using them as a mode of payment.