They grow up to be men. Second, be creative . One of the greatest obstacles to catechism is boredom. Simply reading the question and then expecting your children to recite the memorized answer is no fun for them, and they'll come to hate the whole idea. Go ahead and stress memorization, but whenever you can, relate the catechism to the Scriptures.
Most catechisms give Scripture proofs.
And if you discuss the question and answer with your kids, and then relate the catechism to real life situations, current events or to movies and TV, your kids will get the sense that theology is of great value in navigating their way through life. Some catechize in the morning, some at the dinner table, some at night before bedtime. Do what is best for your situation, and do your best to keep the catechism time enjoyable. Third, don't panic . Many people tell me that they are new to this and there is always the pressure to make up for lost time.