If children come of age and are gladly showing interest in Bitcoin or seeking a better knowledge for investment method they can start focusing on, it's the right opportunity to teach them about Bitcoin because early investment is good and also at a young age makes it even better. With the knowledge I have acquired on the forum, u know that their are age you don't force the kid to learn about Bitcoin but it's good to teach them at the appropriate time, every kids are not the same, some would not still be interested in it but at something else, you don't have to force the kid.

I certainly don't, I won't force my kid if he doesn't like and firmly rejects bitcoin. Because bitcoin is not the only investment or the only way to become rich, financially free.

Investing in bitcoin is not a matter of survival and many people are living a wealthy life without even knowing what bitcoin is. So there is no need to force your kids if they don't like bitcoin.

But I will definitely force him to learn about financial literacy whether he likes it or not because it is a solid foundation for building wealth. Because being rich is not just about making a lot of money but also knowing how to keep money.

Every parent has their own way of passing on assets or giving gifts to their children. Parents must be wise in educating their children, at a young age they need to slowly educate them to make good and correct investments. Broad insight into crypto can only be obtained from parental learning because this matter has not been included in the school curriculum, so it must be guided slowly to better understand how Bitcoin works and what Bitcoin uses are for its future.

Literally, a person's will cannot be forced, even if the person is his own child. When I was in that position, I would try to show him the profit earned from Bitcoin and buy his favorite things so that he would show interest in learning about bitcoin.

Not only investing in bitcoin, any coercion never gives good results, especially with children who are grown up and fully aware. Forcing it won't work and will even cause more negative things like they will go from not liking bitcoin to hating it if we keep forcing them.

If we truly love our children and want the best for them, we should provide good things but let them be free to choose what they want.
Put yourself in their shoes, do any of us like others to impose their thoughts on us or be forced? Likewise, our children don't like it either.

We all know that the parents have every right over their children in whatever they want them to do, but the children of nowadays their attitude. If you don’t know how to even talk to them, they can even cause a big problem for their parents. So in this case, for a parent to be practicing with their kids about the Bitcoin investments at an early age, I think the idea is not proper.

Because the Bitcoin investment deserves a lot of attention, not every child or parent can make them learn about the Bitcoin investment, except by forcing them, and it’s not a good idea for a parent to force a child on top of what you will never know either; it can flavor them in the future. Because you force your children about Bitcoin, at the end of the day they will definitely wake up to doing another thing that they have full interest in; all the efforts you put in from their young age will be wasted.

The only way to settle this is by transferring your inheritance (Bitcoin investment) to the children when they come of age. If, for any reason, they do not show interest in Bitcoin, there is no need to force them. Rather, a certain value of that Bitcoin can be used to pursue whatever dream the children have. Adopting Bitcoin should not be imposed on anyone. Whether we like it or not, not everyone will be willing to accept Bitcoin, mostly because of the risks involved.

Teaching your children about bitcoin isn't a big deal,but giving them charge over their holdings at a tender age is a big deal,because they can be very vulnerable to crypto scams.Just in a scenerio,like giving a 12 year old child bitcoin to invest/hold,it won't be surprising to me if it's stolen.Literally,at age 12 the child's IQ has developed to detect scam strategies in the crypto space,the IQ of children to detect scams are low.All I'm trying to say is as a parent (crypto enthusiast) you can teach your children about Bitcoin and still hold their investment on their behalf till they get to a youthful age where they're less vulnerable on the internet.
If your children are of age and doesn't show interest on bitcoin investment I think there's no need pressuring them remember this wise saying you can force a camel to a river but you can never force the camel to drink water.

Im a kind of parent who doesnt want to force things up specially if it comes into my kids, except for some disciplinarian actions for them to become a better person. In speaking about involvement on things then its normal for a parent for us to prohibit on whats bad and letting those good things to get involved into. In the question about making our kids do learn up about Bitcoin then i would be waiting up for the right time that their minds are mature enough on learning up about financial aspects or talking about investment. If ever i do saw some opportunity to share up if ever they do mention up something that correlates about it then this is where you do made out some introduction but of course you should be that still careful on making up some introductory if ever you do tend to explain about Bitcoin or crypto because once they do have that hardship on understanding it on the first place then they would be just simply ignoring it out and wont be showing up any interest afterwards. If you do force them up to learn about it then it wont be something ideal because it will be rather stressful on their part and thats not good for them. Always be considerate about on the perfect time or perfect opportunity for you to made out some explaination or letting them know on what about it. Its not bad to make up some opening topics about it if you are that eager on letting them know but be sure that it wont be ending up on being too forced on doing that because it will be just that useless on explaining it to them when they arent that interested. Some parents do care but there are also those who do just that let things flow through naturally.

Are you ready for the kids not to speak to you for years?  If so, put pressure on them.

Kids are KIDS.  I would understand if the family lives in poverty and they gift the kid an investment for the future so that maybe they can be the ones to finally break free from the ghettos and poor life.  That may be a sweet gift given the circumstance.

But pressuring the kid to give up their temporary hobbies and desires because Bitcoin is important to us adults?  Imagine your parents took your favorite toys away and pressured you to start working for a better future.  Would you look at your childhood in the same way?  Kids have a lot of time to start wondering about the future.  They live the present, they like living in their own fantasy, let them live in their own imagination while us adults do the rest and take care of what comes tomorrow.