I'm gonna bet $100 that this didn't really happen.
^ I understand your doubt that you made this conclusion.
For a healthy discussion, interact only if you believe the story whether it is true or not, let us assume.
However, that is a fascinating story!
It is amazing to see how even in remote areas, the influence of technology like BTC can reach people. It Is true that children often absorb their parents' interests and knowledge, and it Is interesting to think about how this boy's exposure to BTC from a young age might shape his perspective on technology and finance. This proves that BTC has spread awareness everywhere else not only in rural areas.
@OP stated that the place isn't a remote area because people who are living in that place have a better mobile phones than @OP. I also think that the story is made but for the sake of discussion let us assume that it is true. I agree with the earlier reply that it is the art that kids like and not the way we see Bitcoin. These kids might grow up knowing Bitcoin but we should not assume that these kids will dedicate their time in promoting Bitcoin. They have their own interest and life, who know when these kids goes up, there is a new craze that can give opportunities for people to earn money and at the same time offer financial freedom like Bitcoin does.