It's no IMO.
At that age, it seems the best for them is to enjoy their childhood with their peers (like camping out in the backyard), they have a lot of time with their friends. So it's possible they didn't seriously make a good discussion here in the forum. It's too early for them to engage in financial matters, especially Bitcoin. At that age, they seem most likely moody, self-conscious, or very sensitive to everything that they saw on the internet, I think it's better to keep them away from the internet, it's not yet at the right age to participate here in our community.
For now, there are too many things that your child might learn first.
Not now, it's too early for your child to adopt the concept of crypto at that age.
I think you're a few decades behind on this view. A lot of minors are on the internet before they even hit puberty. Majority of them are wasting their time on social media platforms like facebook, tiktok, instagram, etc. scrolling through and filling their minds with garbage. Most of them would be capable enough to have a discussion with you or I, and they would definitely be more capable of learning more than you or I (that is biology, we learn a lot more a lot easier when we are younger). Encouraging a teenager to camp out side with their friends every hour of the day, and not participate in discussion that could help them learn about an economic movement that could greatly benefit their future because of the emotions they may exert in the process is an interesting view. That's my 2 cents though.