As Gursikh parents, it is our DUTY to do our very best to ensure that our children become Chardikala Gursikhs when they are older. It is definitely possible to give our children the best chance at becoming Gurmukhs. Based on Daas's observations, here are the 4 ways that in my opinion are the most important and helpful in this endeavour.
1. Sakhis - "BabaNian KahaNian Put Suput Karen". This is Partakh. Guru Ji very straightforwardly assures us that the Kahanian of our Gurmukh ancestors produce good bachay. Telling Sakhis to our bachay everyday is a good way of spending time with our children and also connecting them with Sikhi.
2. Sukhmani Sahib - I believe it was Sant Ishar Singh who gave bachan that if you recite Sukhmani Sahib to your children everyday for the first five years of their life, then they will not falter in their Sikhi. Along with Nitnem, it is so important to recite Sukhmani Sahib to your children everyday. This will be the source of Chardikala for them.
3. Sikh Sangeet - I have seen for myself how much of an impact this has on connecting youth with Sikhi. Within Gurmat sangeet there is so much for children to explore; different taals, raags, tunes, instruments... they will surely find something they like and it will help them develop a love for Kirtan. I have seen way too many examples of this. Sikh Sangeet, and ultimately Kirtan, most definitely plays a huge role in keeping children and youth in Sikhi.
4. Sangat - This is surely the most important of all. If children can find friendship and family among Gurmukhs, then that Prem alone will be enough to keep them in Sikhi and to do Gurmat karam. Just by following Gurmukhs we can find Mukti, even if we ourselves are not spiritually inclined. As parents, we should do our utmost to protect our children from bad sangat and develop a loving relationship with the Gurmukh sangat (Satgur Tum Ko Hoe Dyala Satsang Teree Preet).
To the experienced parents out there, please add your advice and tips for the rest of us to learn from.