Teach your kids Spades or Hearts, not Bridge. Because you want your kids to actually be able to interact socially with other people in their age group, and tha

Teach your kids Spades or Hearts, not Bridge. Because you want your kids to actually be able to interact socially with other people in their age group, and that's not happening if they know how to play Bridge but not the other games. I have never met another living person who has played bridge and let me know about it. Pedro? Yes. Hearts? Yes. Spades? Yes. Bourre? Yes. Poker? Of course. Hell, I'd teach them the rules of Blackjack first, because it's useful in busting myths regarding assumptions of probability.