My son has his own hardware wallet. I started by buying bitcoin with the stimulus money we got in his name several years ago, and have been adding since. It's my view that the world is getting less meritocratic in many regards. I'm not actually sure what the overall change of social mobility has been compared to when I was growing up, but I could basically get through a pretty decent college education with a combination scholarships, a summer job, and/or a very small loan. What are the odds of my son being able to do that a decade from now?

On the other hand, it is becoming easier to learn and certain entrepreneurial activities might be more accessible to him. I hope there's increasing opportunity for him in the future, but to hedge, I think it's wise to start him off with enough that he has options. Of course that also comes with an increased requirement of responsibility, and self control, but those are attributes I try to instill in him anyway.

Ideally he won't need these sats, can keep them safely stored, and reach financial independence a bit earlier than he otherwise would. Perhaps having a bit of savings that is already working for him will provide a bit of optimism for his future. At least it does for me.

My daughter is stacking sats herself.

The children should learn themselves how to stack sats and stay humble.

Yes I save sats for my kids and I also pay them in sats when they go above and beyond what is expected of them around the house.

I have just started explaining bitcoin to them, but they are too young to manage it themselves. If l dont use all my sats in the future, l am more than willing to give it to them. Or else let them go to the ether, making each other sat even stronger and more valuable.

I've been recently blessed with a baby. I and my wife have decided to buy for around §100 a month. We're not gonna use KYC process for it and we haven't talked in detail about transfer custody. Mat be after 20 years or so.

Hello friend. You know that where I live we can barely survive on a daily basis. Inflation is such that saving is a challenge.

But for those who can do it, my recommendation would be to do it in Bitcoin. I imagine that the inhabitants of this burrow that is SN are people who have understood that fiat is crap and the devaluation is constant and in recent times with exponential behavior and is already universal, no fiat escapes.

So now we know what it means.

Although if I am saving something for my two daughters, my main plan is to teach them to stack their own SATS and not to grow up thinking that everything is solved by the effort their parents already made. So I don't tell them that I am saving something for them, on the other hand I try to teach them so that they can understand the two systems, the traditional Fiat and the Bitcoin system.

We have not yet opened a wallet exclusively for our daughter, it has actually been because I spend my time thinking about other things and I forget. If we open one it will be without KYC. How much should I deposit monthly or weekly? Well, it depends on how our income is that month. When should I give her the keys to custody of her wallet? I suppose when I see that she is mature enough to manage it alone.

Just holding on to sats as I can. If I am not here, I suspect my kids will get them.

if my tribe/nation (people i know and trust) has enough sats, knowledge, and moral strength, the kids will be able to get by with routine spending amounts, then earn or ask for additional capital if needed and desired.

it's unfair to expect a child to be great, that's up to them to decide whether they wish to do great things. they are already plugged into a network of powerful men & women, and get to have a healthy brain & body.

i pay my eldest's pocket money in sats i make here to her wallet of satoshi then when my family sends birthday money for them i buy btc with that and manage it in cold storage until the time is right to handover, maybe when they're like 20 (don't worry , they still get toys on their birthdays too lol)

I’m saving all my sats for my kids maybe when they are my age they can use it for a down payment on a house. I just plan to transfer to them once they finish college

Basically I don't have child. Leave it You are doing well that's we shoold do to for our kids

It's seen like the best saving plan.

GREAT questions. The procedures of this confuse me.