My easy way to teach your kids bitcoin.

[Sim_card]

I know that it is not too advisable to teach kids bitcoin,but you can still teach them if you want them to have the idea of bitcoin. I want to share my strategy on how to teach kids bitcoin and you can try it. Especially, those of us that want our kids to know what bitcoin is or have the basic knowledge of bitcoin. If you have a cartoon on bitcoin,you can put it for them to watch and after watching,ask them if they enjoyed it. Tell them that whenever they watch the cartoon, you will give them a reward,and it should be the something that they like most. Maybe candy,ice cream whatever that you know that makes them happy when they eat it,but something easy to afford. Like down here I can buy some chocolates for him. Tell them to watch it every evening or when you think is cool for them. Don't forget to keep to your promise whenever they watch the cartoon. You will see that they might not like the cartoon but they will love to watch the cartoon based on the benefit attached to it,and some will love to watch it not because of the benefit. You will see that consistent watching of the cartoon will begin to send messages to them about bitcoin and before you know it they will start asking you questions from the cartoon that they don't understand. From there you might take over from there. This is what I think that will work for me but it might not work for everyone. Newbies can also watch this cartoon to get a glimpse on what bitcoin is.
I have two cartoons on bitcoin

Turtle Twins

Tears of Clowns

What are your views on this.Let's discuss.

[Cantsay]

Sorry to ask, have you ever sat your kids down (if you have any) to ask them about the movies or animation clips that they have ever seen? Most times the idea looks good when we imagine it but when you start implementing it, you'll then see that it's more complicated than you thought.

The only way this is going to work out is if you have numerous cartoons about Bitcoin, and there's a difference between viewing something to learn from it and viewing it just to satisfy someone else's desire. To me placing a reward for your kids so that they can continue watching a particular movie seems more like a torture to me because if I should go back to my childhood and my parents starts to buy me Cookie just so that I can watch a movie I will never be interested in the movie, with time it will become boring.

Just let them grow up like normal kids it's not a must for them to know about Bitcoin at an early age, you could try to teach them about management even if it's not financial management you can also teach them about managing their time everything about your child should not just be centered on Bitcoin, after they have their own life to live, don't force your own on them.  Just my 2 Satoshi.

[Lorence.xD]

I know that it is not too advisable to teach kids bitcoin,but you can still teach them if you want them to have the idea of bitcoin. I want to share my strategy on how to teach kids bitcoin and you can try it. Especially, those of us that want our kids to know what bitcoin is or have the basic knowledge of bitcoin. If you have a cartoon on bitcoin,you can put it for them to watch and after watching,ask them if they enjoyed it. Tell them that whenever they watch the cartoon, you will give them a reward,and it should be the something that they like most. Maybe candy,ice cream whatever that you know that makes them happy when they eat it,but something easy to afford. Like down here I can buy some chocolates for him. Tell them to watch it every evening or when you think is cool for them. Don't forget to keep to your promise whenever they watch the cartoon. You will see that they might not like the cartoon but they will love to watch the cartoon based on the benefit attached to it,and some will love to watch it not because of the benefit. You will see that consistent watching of the cartoon will begin to send messages to them about bitcoin and before you know it they will start asking you questions from the cartoon that they don't understand. From there you might take over from there. This is what I think that will work for me but it might not work for everyone.
I have two cartoons on bitcoin

Turtle Twins

Tears of Clowns

What are your views on this.Let's discuss.

Wow, I did not know there was a cartoon presentation of Bitcoin. That's actually good since kids are more into cartoons and easy to understand by the kids. Though it's not really advisable to teach kids crypto or Bitcoin, maybe it would be good to introduce it to them when they are already teenagers. Giving some rewards is actually good maybe you could ask some questions like a little quiz so for them to really watch and understand the videos as they know you'll be asking them regarding the video. If they might ask further more questions about Bitcoin just give them the basic information that their learning capacity could handle. The rest of the complicated things when they reach the proper age where they could have their own decision making which is 18+. Since Bitcoin is not easy as it looks in the cartoon since you will be risking your money or your kid's money when they invest without deep knowledge.

[hd49728]

I know that it is not too advisable to teach kids bitcoin,but you can still teach them if you want them to have the idea of bitcoin

You can teach them through games, have fun and don't expect them to understand what Bitcoin is. They even don't need to understand it as they will grow up and in future they can learn about Bitcoin when they are interested in.

Don't force your kids to learn about Bitcoin and don't teach them difficult technical knowledge. It's unnecessary and they can not absorb it.

I saw you use games to teach that is good but as said, don't expect them to learn anything about it. Help them to enjoy their childhood and have fun.

[20kevin20]

I like the idea of cartoons and kids learning about BTC from them, but rewarding them for watching an episode? I think that’s really bad. They either watch something they like or they won’t care about the episodes anyway if they watch something they don’t want to.

Instead, kids are curious and it’s quite easy to get them into BTC if they hang around you while you do your Bitcoin business. Keep them around when you’re doing BTC stuff and answer any question they may have about it. Just don’t enforce the idea, because they’ll just start refusing it through hate after a while.

[Hatchy]

I understand what you're saying, and I think it's a good idea.

But I still believe that making your kids learn about Bitcoin instead of focusing on their regular studies might not be the best approach. There are some valid points from others about why we shouldn't impose Bitcoin on children.
Stop stressing kids with bitcoin

Also, even if you do teach them about Bitcoin, are you planning to give them wallets to store their own Bitcoin? Maybe we should let kids be kids for now and allow them to enjoy their cartoons until they are older and can better understand Bitcoin.

[xSkylarx]

This is a good idea to somewhat get them interested in it while having fun watching it, but again, kids are always kids, and they are not serious about this stuff first as they always want to have fun with you or with themselves, which again, we shouldn't force them to do. Videos are really helpful; even an adult can still watch them and have fun with them. Even before I saw this on social media, I watched it multiple times as I am still a kid at heart.

[Findingnemo]

The approach of teaching kids about Bitcoin via cartoon might pique kids' interest in Bitcoin but it may not be very effective as educational purposes so you have to find a way to teach them about financial literacy which will help them to understand about bitcoin better.

I would say it depends on their age a lot, if they are old enough to read on their own and understand a book then my first priority will be giving them ideas about the right books to get accurate information about money, system.  Relying solely on cartoons might limit the scope of learning so integrating other interactive and educational activities can complement the cartoon approach and enhance children's understanding.

[yhiaali3]

Really fun.
I particularly liked Tears of Clowns, the beginning is especially poignant when the anonymous Satoshi tells his Bitcoin son that he is his father and that he must leave him for his own safety.

Nice idea and easy to understand for kids and I think they will enjoy watching it and get useful information about Bitcoin at the same time.

The only problem is that this cartoon series is not available in my local language and it will be difficult for my children to understand it, so I wish it could be translated into several international languages in the future.

[Questat]

They will make fun of watching it by now but someday, they'll get busy with new stuff and forget about Bitcoin.
There is a right time for them to learn about it, it was technical and that was hard for them to absurd from a young age. There is no wrong about exposing them to crypto space but we can't expect them to have interest. Even though I wanted to teach my kids but I realized that it makes no sense from educating them while their focus is not on this.

[Adbitco]

All kids must not be good at all things children are filled with emotion and with the interest of what their parents always engaged themselves with, don't be surprised that after making those promised they won't devote interest to watch it.
Apart from that forcing children to learn what they weren't set for would make them not to focused on it even though you made all manner of promises to them they will only ends give you the answer at the moment they watched it and after which it would disappear like what they never planned for themselves. Then there should be some age range where by may likely develop interest to learn anything about bitcoin, age 1 to 5 years can't give you any reasonable answers maybe from 6 years and above may withstand those pressure to study and pay interest to watch any cartoon and google for themselves.

[Tony116]

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What are your views on this.Let's discuss.

I would like to ask what is your purpose when you want to teach bitcoin to your children when they are too young? And like you said, you will only teach your kids about bitcoin if they have an idea about bitcoin, so why would you use rewards to make them watch bitcoin cartoons? It's like when my children are anorexic, refusing to eat, I take candy and cartoons as a reward and force them to eat reluctantly. I know I'm forcing them, but it's food, not unnecessary knowledge like bitcoin. Children need to have a childhood playing and doing what they like, they don't need to know about risky investments like bitcoin or any financial knowledge.

[komisariatku]

I don't think I need to teach a child to learn bitcoin. Even through cartoons, I don't think it's worth introducing little kids to bitcoin. They have no thoughts about finances and investments. I will let my children to play and watch what they like, I don't want to burden them, let their childhood be happy

Even though I like bitcoin, I also won't force my child to like bitcoin. Maybe I'll introduce bitcoin to my kids when they're 15, but if my kids don't like bitcoin, I don't think I need to force it either. I will let him grow with his will and motivation, let him fly with all the dreams he has

But I'm pretty sure that in the future crypto will be a financial system. So I'm sure even if I don't introduce bitcoin to my kids, they will know about bitcoin and crypto system because the future will implement this technology. I am very sure about this

[ZAINmalik75]

Your first cartoon choice turtle twin does not have more than 1 videos directly talking about BTC then how will you make your kids watch BTC cartoon daily. I hope you are not going to make them the same video daily.  And the other channel you mentioned also have only 1 video of around 22 minutes. Means to say, what will you do after showing them these 2 videos.

You will definitely going to find another BTC cartoon source but this will not create any interest in them. Because sometimes kids like the character they are watching and if you are going to change the cartoon source every time or everyday then they might not select their character and there will be a lack of interest too.

But still i liked your plan, and you should also find some cartoons that could explain how finance is working. Because such things are necessary to known before getting into BTC.

[EarnOnVictor]

This is where you have to be careful and sensitive depending on the age of your child. If the child is not 18 and above, and by my preference at least 21, I will not expose the child to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. No child should be taught such a risky/easy way to make money in my opinion, it might get into their heads if care is not taken.

And as this could be psychological, instead for them to be facing their education and later a career, they might relax and be busy pursuing crypto since it offers them easy and fast money. And by then, you might not be able to control the situation anymore. Crypto investment should be a passive way of earning, everyone must task themselves into doing something good and build a name for themselves if possible and let crypto dealings be secondary.

I bet that exposing them to crypto would not affect all children, but it will definitely affect a sizeable percentage of them. So, don't let us be careless as parents. If you don't want your children to miss out, invest on their behalf and never tell them until they are so old and mature to possess it. Just like old people do by buying shares for their children and later letting them know in the future.

[cheezcarls]

I would rather teach my future child about being financially literate first before introducing him or her to Bitcoin that kids can understand.

In my opinion, these educational cartoon videos about Bitcoin are great for newbies and illiterate ones to learn what really is this all about. But to be honest, I feel that this is not an ideal way to start exposing them into Bitcoin early.

A fun way however is to let them play Bitcoin-titled games in either desktop or mobile that would just let them earn “imaginary” and “unreal” BTCs. Just my opinion and insight.

[worle1bm]

They should enjoy their childhood so we should not prioritise or emphasis on making them aware about bitcoin from the early days only.They can be made familiar to the concept in intersting video type manner but don't need to force it down their minds.Every child has different abilities to learn but it should be for mor then 7-8 years not less then it because they are too small for such financial concepts according to me.

[jossiel]

I'd like to let them watch any episode of cartoon that tackles with Bitcoin. But to give a reward could be just an option and I wouldn't do it.

It's because there could be some thinking on their young minds that if ever they follow my instruction, they'll receive a reward even if that's too easy and I guess just some parenting thing.

We've got different ways of parenting but the idea is good.

[taufik123]

A good approach is to use a children's cartoon movie about Bitcoin.
When cartoons become a lesson for you and it's not just an ordinary cartoon of course it will be a pretty good cartoon.
\Moreover, information about Bitcoin will be obtained in the cartoon show.

But we also have to accompany them when watching this cartoon, while explaining what the purpose and purpose of the cartoon is.
There will definitely be questions from children when they start watching the cotton.
Then be happy enough to answer them with answers specifically for children.

Don't be too burdensome, if they like it to continue but if they are getting bored then intersperse it with other cartoons.

I also found a channel that discusses crypto and Bitcoin but the host is a child and he explains in his own language with examples that are easy to understand.
https://www.youtube.com/@CryptoCoinKid1

There are many methods or videos that can be used to introduce Bitcoin early on and of course in a way that is suitable for children.

[Potato Chips]

I share the same sentiment with others when it comes to kids learning about bitcoin.

However, I think the content could be of some use to adults who are slower when it comes to picking up the concept -- think of it as explain it like I'm five stuff. Cartoons are also not necessarily consumed by kids only.

I've only heard of bitcoin comics, honestly. I didn't know there were cartoon videos, this could be something I'd watch before I sleep. I've added this to my bookrmarks for now.