I don't have children, but if I did I'd have a laissez-faire attitude with them.
In this particular case, just because they're fine without it doesn't mean they might enjoy themselves and have better lives (whatever that means) with it.
So I'd let them know it's there, perhaps explain what it is but go no further, give them the path as an option but let them choose where and what they do.
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I don't have children, but if I did I'd have a laissez-faire attitude with them.
In this particular case, just because they're fine without it doesn't mean they might enjoy themselves and have better lives (whatever that means) with it.
So I'd let them know it's there, perhaps explain what it is but go no further, give them the path as an option but let them choose where and what they do.