The phrase "accept that children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the acknowledgment or recognition of children's needs, behaviors, or rights.
Example: "In order to create a supportive environment, we must accept that children have different learning styles."
Alternatives: "acknowledge that children" or "recognize that children".
Finally, I find it interesting that our cultural norms accept that children should be paid for neighborly chores, while we adults would never consider offering or accepting payment for the same tasks.
"One of the wonderful things Studio Ghibli do is they recognise and accept that children are adults in miniature.
We will not move toward a more sustainable society unless we accept that children are people with transportation needs, and 'bussing' them around, or providing parental limousine services at all times, will not lead to sustainability.
The second film of Lord of the Flies, directed by Harry Hook in 1990, suffers from its inability to accept that children were ever innocent.
I don't accept that children and young people growing up in different parts of our country and in different circumstances have such different life and career outcomes, unrelated to their talent and potential.
When you get into youthful offending it's very difficult for people to accept that children or teenagers would be involved in this behavior". .
It is generally accepted that children are attracted to toys along gender lines.
It accepted that children might discover only trivial ideas and inefficient methods if left entirely to their own devices.
Why do so many writers of children's books have difficulty accepting that children read fiction for fun, not to be molded to adults' specifications?
And it became widely accepted that children require nurturing human beings not just for food and protection but also for the normal functioning of their brains.
For decades it was accepted that children were resilient, that they were better off not living in a home where their parents were constantly fighting, and that while a divorce may be temporarily traumatic, its impact would be short-lived.
