Gifting money to youngters can have its advantages as well as disadvantages. Many people believe it to be the best gift for youngsters, while others prefer sharing useful gifts.
People who generally like to give away money, are not confident about the preferences and choices of the young ones. Gifts can be subjective and hence, money can be a life saver in such cases. Money is also given to compensate for the hefty expenses made for parties, especially weddings. For instance, it is a common practice to give cash as a wedding gift in India. These people firmly believe that giving cash to young people makes them more responsible and mature, as they acquire the skill of managing finances.
However, not everyone likes this idea. Some people love to give personalised gifts to youngters, and look forward to their response to such gifts. For these people, the emotions associated with these gifts are paramount and money is not considered to be a gift. They feel that giving away money can be rude and demeaning. These people reckon giving cash to youngsters can mislead them and lead to its usage at inappropriate avenues.
Whether or not money should be gifted to youngters is a person's own prerogative and we generally see a mixed bag of opinions around this.
I personally like to put in thought and time when purchasing a gift, and do not consider money as the best gifting option. I strongly feel the most suited gift is the one which can either be helpful or can bring a smile on the receiver's face. 
Gifting  
money
 to  
youngters
 can have its advantages  
as well
 as disadvantages.  
Many
  people
 believe it to be the best  
gift
 for youngsters, while others prefer sharing useful gifts. 
People
 who  
generally
 like to give away  
money
, are not confident about the preferences and choices of the young ones.  
Gifts
 can be subjective and  
hence
,  
money
 can be a life saver in such cases.  
Money
 is  
also
  given
 to compensate for the hefty expenses made for parties,  
especially
 weddings.  
For instance
, it is a common practice to give cash as a wedding  
gift
 in India. These  
people
  firmly
 believe that giving cash to young  
people
  makes
 them more responsible and mature, as they acquire the  
skill
 of managing finances. 
However
, not everyone likes this  
idea
.  
Some
  people
  love
 to give  
personalised
  gifts
 to  
youngters
, and look forward to their response to such  
gifts
. For these  
people
, the emotions associated with these  
gifts
 are paramount and  
money
 is not considered to be a  
gift
. They feel that giving away  
money
 can be rude and demeaning. These  
people
 reckon giving cash to youngsters can mislead them and lead to its usage at inappropriate avenues. 
Whether or not
  money
 should  
be gifted
 to  
youngters
 is a person's  
own
  prerogative and
 we  
generally
  see
 a mixed bag of opinions around this.
I  
personally
 like to put in  
thought
 and time when purchasing a  
gift
, and do not consider  
money
 as the best gifting option. I  
strongly
 feel the most suited  
gift
 is the one which can either be helpful or can bring a smile on the receiver's face.