when you become a grandfather would you teach scicnce to your kids or do you have no kids?

Question: when you become a grandfather would you teach scicnce to your kids or do you have no kids?
- Keywords:
  children,
  family,
  science
Asked by domino90 to Omur, Maddison, Jimi, Hayley, Chris on 10 Mar 2016.
- Jimi Wills answered on 10 Mar 2016:
  
  I have two boys, Finlay and Louis. Finlay is nearly 3 and louise is not 1 yet. I will help them with their school science, and answer any questinos they have, but I won’t force them to do science. They can make their own minds up what their favourite topics are.
  
  When (and if) my kids have kids, then I’ll be a grandfather and the same goes for my grandkids… I’ll teach them if they’re interested. Although it’s also then up to my kids whether they want me to teach their kids….
  
  This is getting confusuing!
- Omur Tastan answered on 10 Mar 2016:
  
  I have a daughter who is almost 6 years old and a son who is 3 years old.
  
  My daughter is already asking me lots of questions about cancer cells, planets, dinosaurs, brains, organs anything they learn at school, really. We have a big encyclopedia, sometimes we will look at pictures and talk about them. We always have such wonderful conversations and she is so proud of me…As long as she is interested, I will teach her all that I know and encourage her to learn more.
  
  My son is still a bit young but same will apply to him. Grandchildren as well, as long as their parents are happy for me to teach them science, I say why not 🙂
- Hayley Moulding answered on 10 Mar 2016:
  
  When I have children I will DEFINITELY teach them all about science. I don’t have children at the moment but it is a very exciting thing to think that I will be able to talk them all about science!! Hopefully they will want to listen!!
- Chris Conselice answered on 10 Mar 2016:
  
  Yes, I would certainly do that, hopefully they will be interested!