Neither my wife nor daughter seem interested in the least, but I'll keep trying.

My wife's dad just died and had done no estate planning so now she wants me to give her all the passwords to the crypto accounts

My wife was the first person, I taught

And I'm glad she knows how fiat has has ruined everything, and is the solution

I've been fighting with my wife for half a year now!! Why would she take the pill? She's only recently begun to accept and understand the value of Bitcoin!! But I still need to teach her more!!

I've done my best with my wife, but I think she has a ways to go. I'm confident that between her and my brother, they can figure it out.

Good job!

This is important .. and becomes moreso as the value of your bitcoin increases. As a starting point, one other useful thing to do, if or when you have one, is to introduce your trusted bitcoin mate to your wife and daughter so they know who to reach out to for help if you go kaput! Post-kaput grieving for them isn't a time for clear, rational thinking, or recalling careful conversations that you're starting to have now. Having a trusted friend they can reach out to can be helpful for when they're ready.

And hopefully, this is many decades away! But! Good job on the forward planning :-)

Very important task!

Testnet is a great tool for teaching others.

Yep, but I could do more. IMO you need to use it to the point that it isn't scary and that takes a lot more time.

My most trusted person already knows how to get my wallet back from the seed phrase. They're not even into Bitcoin, but I told 'em not to trust anyone else to do it.

I have a brother that can figure out tech things thankfully.

Yes to my sister's husband @BitcoinAbhi who's also my friend, if you consider him to be a kin.

My wife isn't at all interested, nor does she possess skill to learn the technology.

Yes, my brother knows everything about my stack, including the keys.

I too. But I think it's not a big deal.

my wife has done a few onchain transactions.

I made her do a full wallet recovery from backups and it did not go well.

kids love zapping on nostr and SN, and we've done a wallet backup practice with seed words.

That's about as far as the family wants to go, so far.

Hahaha, I think my 3-year-old son will understand how to use a wallet before my wife... The poor thing doesn't even know how to use a debit card properly, and the bank app seems like science fiction to her.

Sometimes I think explaining how a 12-word seed works would be easier than getting her to remember her ATM PIN. But anyway, let's take it step by step... first I teach her that money doesn't live inside the phone. Then we move on to Sats hahahhahahahaha

I find myself in a similar situation.

I already showed them how to use lightning. And I am unintentive to teach my wife how to use on-chain. Also about how I have private keys encrypted. (In case something happens, they can access the money)

I am also a rookie, and we still have to practice with multiforms, wallet hardware and more advanced details. (We keep learning without stopping a single day)