Kids and Bitcoin

[bakasabo]

There's no starting age in learning anything.
 I can even recall kids in the news coding already and heck even I as a software developer that is older than 18 struggles to center a div. /s

These kids are prodigy. It does not prove that any kid now can learn and start coding and become a software developer. Actually I think there are age gaps when it is easy to learn anything, and when it is super hard. Try teaching a toddler math and a senior new foreign language or skill. It will take much more time to achieve the result if not even be possible, compared to people aged 12-18 for example.

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[Lorence.xD]

There's no starting age in learning anything.
 I can even recall kids in the news coding already and heck even I as a software developer that is older than 18 struggles to center a div. /s

These kids are prodigy. It does not prove that any kid now can learn and start coding and become a software developer. Actually I think there are age gaps when it is easy to learn anything, and when it is super hard. Try teaching a toddler math and a senior new foreign language or skill. It will take much more time to achieve the result if not even be possible, compared to people aged 12-18 for example.

Sometimes it's from genetics or the environment of the kids itself. Imagine your father and mother involves in coding as they talk about at their house is about topics related to coding which can be adapted by kids and ask their parents to teach them at early age. Some literally born genius as they can easily understand and learn complicated things. Still you are right, it doesn't mean it's all applicable to any kids, if we are young we tend to easily remember things it's like our memories are fresh to remember such things that's why it would be easy to study as a kid than as an adult. Only difference is that adult are matured enough to make a decisions on their own than a kid.

[bots1]

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

If you're looking for a Bitcoin comic book that will appeal to kids aged 7 to 11, there are several options you can consider. You can search online bookstores, digital platforms, or online resources that offer content suitable for children. Be sure to read reviews and reviews before purchasing, as well as seek recommendations from the Bitcoin community or online forums that focus on Bitcoin education for kids. By choosing the right books, you can surprise your kids with the concept of Bitcoin in a way that will appeal to them. Hope you manage to find the right Bitcoin comic book to surprise the kids in your family.

[ItsCrafty]

Well it's not really a waste of time. We can still do an ELI5 for them so that they could at least have a bare understanding or at least awareness from it. It is up to their own learning pace anyway, just don't force one's learnings into another.

Your daughter might forget that you taught it, but the awareness would already be there somehow like the word "bitcoin" and "crypto". Maybe in later age, she would then retrace that word back by researching by her own.

There's no starting age in learning anything.
 I can even recall kids in the news coding already and heck even I as a software developer that is older than 18 struggles to center a div. /s

In my opinion, Bitcoin trading is not appropriate for children because Bitcoin and other digital currencies entail major dangers and complexities that demand a sophisticated understanding of financial markets and risk management. Children cannot have the required knowledge, experience, or emotional maturity to successfully navigate these markets until they reach legal age limits. Children should focus on age-appropriate activities, education, and financial literacy programs that can help them lay a sound financial foundation. So teach them according to their interests, and if they want to gain knowledge about crypto currencies, a day-by-day briefing is good for their future so far.

[Razmirraz]

Great idea, why don't you work with comic authors to publish Bitcoin comic books, you can print more Bitcoin comic books with unique concepts that children aged 7 to 11 years will like. The combination of your knowledge about Bitcoin with the skills possessed by comic authors will give birth to a new product that can educate the new generation to get to know Bitcoin more closely.

Children aged 11 and under really like something unique, introducing Bitcoin to them through comic books is a creative way to interest them with the advantages that Bitcoin has. You can form a small association with children around where you live, distribute comic books one by one to them then their doctrine with the influence and experience you have. As their adrenaline builds, they will become even more interested in learning about Bitcoin and become a new generation of Bitcoin investors.

[Minecache]

Just because your child doesn't like it, doesn't mean no child will. Fortunately, children are like adults: as diverse as they are interesting. And nobody said anything about forcing a child to watch a cartoon, because that borders on the ridiculous.

Let me remind you once again that Monopoly is played from the age of 7/8 and that some children are particularly precocious. I thought the cartoons in the thread were really cool, and reminded me of a cartoon I used to watch when I was little.

You need to offer children as many things as possible, so that they can choose, open up to the world and develop their natural curiosity.

"There’s always the right time for everything" : it's very reductive ! Some children learn to read at two, others don't walk until 18 months, some like to read, others like video games. We see children playing salesmen in day-care centers and they start learning to count like that, for fiats it would be better than bitcoins when you play?

Forgive me for saying so, but the children in your families must be really bored.

Like I said, are you married and have kids? I tried it with my 2 sons and 2 grandchildren (1 boy and 1 girl). The results I got are the same, and what I am saying is what I have experienced with them, I am not speculating, and it is not even my opinion. What are you saying is your opinion, or have you applied it to your children and grandchildren? Moreover, I am not a person who likes to force anyone, especially my children, my parents let me grow up freely, and I want the same with my children.
I'm not saying I won't teach my kids bitcoin, but I think it will be appropriate as they get older, at least over 11 years old.

[ElmedoRator]

My next Bitcoin awareness approach now are the children, there are many kids in my family and very soon our get-together tradition is approaching, I need your help in this forum if this is possible.

I remember when I was little, I love reading books that have good pictures on them, like comics and novels painted with amazing pictures, from Peter Pan to DareDevil and Supergirl, while growing up as an adult I ended giving out these comics to my cousins.

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

I want to talk about our approach to this issue with children, actually it is not the same everywhere, I like to mention this knowledge in the teaching and dissemination stage. It is through school education, while free time is generally more comfortable than bringing in knowledge of economics, technology, and crypto. However I would also argue that the idea of ​​giving kids this early recognition will benefit their future, understanding the value of money and seeing the opportunities in life from bitcoin, and I don't. Any ideas for introducing kids to bitcoin through comics. But I remember as a child I always had a curiosity about things I didn't know, as well as a love for things from computers, so please stimulate children through entertaining games on the device phone and computer, then introduced to the internet, and continued to put bitcoin stories in the internet environment.

[usekevin]

The children above 14 will have enough knowledge to understand what is bitcoin.So we can teach the children above 14 years.Since blockchain technology is essential one to teach to the next generation.Early adoption is good one for the next generation,So they can earn some money before the technology reaches the whole world.The elders can teach and gift some bitcoin to the younger generation.

[coupable]

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

But don't you think that this age is a bit early for a child to be able to absorb this kind of knowledge? The idea is not bad if it is postponed until the age after eleven at least. This is my position in answering your question.
At the same time, I absolutely do not like the idea of offering Bitcoin to children and stress their thinking about complex issues, especially at an early age that precedes adulthood (maturity). Children at that age are still in the process of getting to know the world around them, and it is never their priority to delve into issues related to the economy, finance, and society. Please let the children play and it is better to encourage them to practice easy and less complex mental activities.

I agree with you, it is not appropriate to introduce bitcoin to children aged 7 to 11, and we are teaching our children to follow our thinking and not according to any scientific research, I will call these people are anti-educated. They're doing the opposite of what the educational system has done for hundreds of years, teaching something too early with no guarantee they'll become experts in that field when they grow up. We can't force a child to learn to run when they're just crawling, we're doing them more harm than good. How can 7-year-olds who don't know basic math learn about bitcoin, investing, and finance?

The OP's perception is that the child is going to watch an entertainment series, for example, in which Bitcoin is the hero who takes down the evil banks. How would this be possible without the onlooker knowing what a bank is and what a bitcoin is? Even if these ideas are produced, they will be biased and will adversely affect the child at an early age, given that he certainly knows someone who works in those evil banks and who will necessarily consider him evil. This introduces the child's psyche in general to traumas that he does not have the ability to absorb. Banks are part of the system for any country, including those that support Bitcoin, and I don't think it is wise to demonize them like that in the mind of a young child.

[Sanitough]

Not the answer you're looking for, but let them enjoy the superhero stuff for now. You don't necessarily need to shove Bitcoin down their throats this early, as they're unlikely to grasp Bitcoin anyway because in the first place they probably barely grasp the concept of money.

Exactly my point. Don’t pressure the kids to learn bitcoin too early just because it will be a great help for them in the future. Know that children are supposed to play most of their time as that will also promote their cognitive skills and emotional well-being. Although you might also end up catching their attention and teaching them about bitcoin, but know that they might only absorb the information at the moment and will be forgotten along the way, because their target is not to learn about money and finances but only just to have fun and play.

[letteredhub]

Wow there's bitcoin comic books for little children, just knowing about that right now. It's a good idea OP bringing the young to the knowledge of bitcoin though they might not know about the utility in their current stage but it would stand as a building block that would be beneficial to them in the future when they're faced with choosing what cryptocurrency to key into bitcoin would be the first in mind since they have known about it from young.

[mirakal]

My next Bitcoin awareness approach now are the children, there are many kids in my family and very soon our get-together tradition is approaching, I need your help in this forum if this is possible.

I remember when I was little, I love reading books that have good pictures on them, like comics and novels painted with amazing pictures, from Peter Pan to DareDevil and Supergirl, while growing up as an adult I ended giving out these comics to my cousins.

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

I have no idea where you can purchase it and if it will also attract the kids to learn about bitcoin. Because even if you use some comic books on it, but the fact that those kids are not even aware on how to handle finances and increase their savings if ever they have, then teaching them earlier might only give them some doubts and confusion. So maybe try to being patient to wait until they are quite mature enough and will easily grasp the idea of making money. For now, let them enjoy learning on their own through play and making fun of their selves and their playmates.

[Japinat]

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

I suggest have them watch some YouTube videos

I completely agree with you, today, cartoons or videos is the best educational instrument. It was our generation that read book, current generation prefer gadgets and if we want to teach them something unusual, we must play on their rules.

No matter how interesting book is, a simple offer «lets go read a book» or «lets go I will read you a book» isnt accepted. While reading, kid will be «flying away, dreaming» and thinking what he would do first when he get his mobile or tablet.

True. Kids will always act as kids no matter what. And even if you teach them most often about bitcoin by giving them comic books that talk about bitcoin, they will only get attracted with the pictures but never with the thoughts. So just leave them learning on their own. Maybe your intention is good but the time wasn’t right. Children still prefer to play around with their gadgets with them.

[albon]

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

The age of 7 years to 11 years is really early, and it is possible through comic books and storybooks about Bitcoin to acquire some general information, but this also varies from one child’s abilities and understanding to another child. Some children are genius enough, curious, and love to learn, and they are the ones who will enjoy these comics and storybooks about bitcoin and crypto; they want to know more and look at other stories, and there are children whose scientific abilities are limited, and they prefer simple cartoon stories away from acquiring comics or storybooks that tell a purely informative story. Anyway, it is a good idea, and you can try and buy one of the books and show it to your children, and through their conversation, you will know whether you were buying more books about bitcoins or that they are not interested.

[Minhxx]

I think you can teach kids a different way of investing than bitcoin. The market is still too new to educate children about bitcoin, instead buy books that teach about investing with content that reaches children it will be better for them.

[bakasabo]

I think you can teach kids a different way of investing than bitcoin. The market is still too new to educate children about bitcoin, instead buy books that teach about investing with content that reaches children it will be better for them.

Your post shows that you dont have kids. Ever tried asking or even begging kids to read something? They wont do it, reading for them is like a torture. I cant even remember the last time I saw kid or teenager reading a book. Even if you buy them digital copies of books, they still wont read them. I wish to see how you gonna explain an importance of investment and how kid gonna understand that, but not just nod his head, thinking about YouTube or TikTok.

[fuguebtc]

I think you can teach kids a different way of investing than bitcoin. The market is still too new to educate children about bitcoin, instead buy books that teach about investing with content that reaches children it will be better for them.

Your post shows that you dont have kids. Ever tried asking or even begging kids to read something? They wont do it, reading for them is like a torture. I cant even remember the last time I saw kid or teenager reading a book. Even if you buy them digital copies of books, they still wont read them. I wish to see how you gonna explain an importance of investment and how kid gonna understand that, but not just nod his head, thinking about YouTube or TikTok.

Not only this guy, but I believe there are many unmarried people. People who have never cared for and grew up with the same child but are giving advice as if they were real parents. They always try to prove themselves to be an expert, someone who is always right, and that's funny.

I have a family and children, but honestly, even I don't know what they think and want, so teaching them when they are so young is extremely difficult. As parents, we should let our children grow up and develop freely, not force them to do what they don't like.

[MFahad]

Let them be kids and enjoy a life that doesn't have to involve money. Just teach them how money works, don't need to enforce any technology onto them.
I don't thinks it's a great idea to teach *kids* about Bitcoin or Crypto in general before they are 16 at least. Let them enjoy their weekends instead of being a nerd trying to get rich by 20.

Yes exactly because if they get involved in bitcoin during childhood then their mind will only accept money and they will just think about money, and in my opinion money is not everything. Just give them time and it is believed that if you are involved in bitcoin then surely your children will also accept that field in which you are involved as children wants to do the same thing as their parents do.

The mind of teenagers are also very active so they will better understand when they are in teenage so in this case they will enjoy their some part of life because if you involve your children in earning money in early stage of life then they will not understand about the life and will never see their childhood.

[Botnake]

My next Bitcoin awareness approach now are the children, there are many kids in my family and very soon our get-together tradition is approaching, I need your help in this forum if this is possible.

I remember when I was little, I love reading books that have good pictures on them, like comics and novels painted with amazing pictures, from Peter Pan to DareDevil and Supergirl, while growing up as an adult I ended giving out these comics to my cousins.

My question is where can I buy Bitcoin comic books that can catch the attention of children between the age of 7 to 11? I want something in comic or story book style and with full story about Bitcoin or related... I want to buy and wrap them up for the surprises.

I’m not against on teaching bitcoin to the young minds so they can be great investors in the future. However, don’t take it too seriously as kids will always be kids and will learn much from playing and not from serious study on such things especially for a broad topic like bitcoin. Although you can start to introduce bitcoin to them but never expect that they will show high interest on it instantly as they will never be zealous about money making like how adults are eager about it.

[milewilda]

I think you can teach kids a different way of investing than bitcoin. The market is still too new to educate children about bitcoin, instead buy books that teach about investing with content that reaches children it will be better for them.

Your post shows that you dont have kids. Ever tried asking or even begging kids to read something? They wont do it, reading for them is like a torture. I cant even remember the last time I saw kid or teenager reading a book. Even if you buy them digital copies of books, they still wont read them. I wish to see how you gonna explain an importance of investment and how kid gonna understand that, but not just nod his head, thinking about YouTube or TikTok.

Not only this guy, but I believe there are many unmarried people. People who have never cared for and grew up with the same child but are giving advice as if they were real parents. They always try to prove themselves to be an expert, someone who is always right, and that's funny.

I have a family and children, but honestly, even I don't know what they think and want, so teaching them when they are so young is extremely difficult. As parents, we should let our children grow up and develop freely, not force them to do what they don't like.

This is indeed reality on which there are really people who do make or say up some advises despite on having no family on which they couldnt exactly or completely be able to tell on whats the real deal since they arent really on a situation on having their own family and this is why they would really be basing up on others perspective and some do really just simply stick into their own idea despite on being wrong because teaching up kids on a
early age would really be that entirely be difficult while its true that their interest and mindset would really be entirely be different to each other even they are your child. Just let them enjoy their youth and not trying out to
explain on something which it isnt really just that the right time on doing so. On the time that you do saw that they are prepared or ready on accepting those information or does show up some glimpse of interest
then this is where or the time you would really be trying out to explain but if you cant see off these hints then better not to do so because you are just stressing them out.