I found my eldest who is 7 is less interested, but highly empathic whereas my little who is 6 is way more curious/inclined towords meditating etc Perhaps that's just their individual path. My eldest is very analytical and has never really shown much interest, but I do believe she takes it all in too, just in her own way. my little will sit with me and always watching when I meditate and we talk for hours about all things spiritual/metaphysical. I took my queues from them. I found 'normalising' it from a young age, like they'd see me meditating or doing yoga and accept it as just 'normal' now that my little is older we have some really deep convos and her intelligence in the matter astounds me, as does her capacity to focus and understand the concepts of the REAL world. I think of it this way, when I was younger I had no clue about any of this and it was only in my 20s that I discovered myself, so even if there's no exposure it doesn't mean anything and perhaps that's just the necessary path at the time.what is for us won't go past us. I don't force my eldest to sit with us, but my littlest seeks me out to do reiki on/with her,or if she's mad/upset she will now come to me and we sit together and focus on our breathing, to calm down. What works for one doesn't work for all. I initially introduced the practice and it must have resonated with her, as my little now often does it herself I even caught her cross legged in her room today 'ooom' ing lol shes incredibly switched on.when I first introduced the idea of them actively meditating it was hit or miss, my little was around 3 and my eldest 4, and it's taken 2 or 3 years for my little to sit for any amount of time, but my eldest doesn't bother. We do a 1to1 time daily, half an hour just me and each girl in turn, they get to choose what they want me for, eg, chat or games or reiki my little often chooses to meditate. We always sit, me cross legged,her on my legs Infront of me cross legged too, and I tell her to focus on her breathing and feel of the warmth of me on her back.i tell her that's all that matters in that moment. Such special times I cherish, and she's really starting to flow now. They are both such sensitive and loving little girls, infact my eldest is highly empathic, whereas she has little interest in practice. They have had a lot of upset in their short little lives too.but I guess it's all in the plan. Even something as simple as grounding in nature both my girls love that we stand bare feet, connect to nature, I tell them it's ok to express in any way they wish, we go in nature and sing or dance or laugh til we cry,we create our own 'normal' i tell them too. actually in every day there's lessons in conciousness living, just seem to present themselves, so in that sense I just go with the flow, take opportunities that come, and trust that they have their own specific path which will unfold the way it's supposed to, with or without my input. I trust that the universe will guide them, when the timing is right.