The phrase "address children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to speaking to or communicating with children, often in an educational or informative context.
Example: "The teacher was careful to address children in a way that they could easily understand the lesson."
Alternatives: "speak to children" or "communicate with children".
Two campaigns in Rwanda have highlighted the need to address children as an integral part of the AIDS response: the 'UNITE FOR CHILDREN UNITE AGAINST AIDS' campaign and the 'Treat every child as your own' campaign led by the Organization of African First Ladies Against HIV/AIDS.
And it's natural for the sandwich generation, since they address children that way".
But as an activist, he had found it impossible to gain access to schools to address children about sexuality and bullying.
She sank to one knee, which was not only the proper way to address children but a nifty evasive maneuver vis-à-vis their crypto-creepy progenitors.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — It is customary for Santa Claus and his many impersonators to address children around Christmas with a hearty "Ho-ho-ho!" But when Kevin Boothe of the Giants played the role at a party for foster children this week, he dealt with adolescents who were a little too hip for that.
She approached Ms. Ellerbee and her company, Lucky Duck Productions, about putting together a special that would address children's concerns.
In other words, to structurally improve access to family planning, governments have to address child marriage.
How can businesses collaborate (with other businesses and/or NGOs) to address child labour issues?
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The African Union this year launched a campaign to address child marriage through policies and legislation to help safeguard children.
Failures to address child sexual abuse within the centres were highlighted before the commission at Melbourne's county court.
