The phrase "addresses children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to content, messages, or communications that are directed towards a child audience.
Example: "The book addresses children by using simple language and engaging illustrations."
Alternatives: "targets children" or "speaks to children".
It's an intriguing technique, not least because until now there has been a relatively clear division between theatre that adapts adult works for children, and theatre that addresses children as if in a universe of their own.
The promotion is a partnership between Clarins, Macy's and Feed Projects, which addresses children's hunger and malnutrition globally.
This is a book that addresses children's (and adults) preconceptions, presenting Auggie as a spirited, courageous but ultimately normal child.
While there is an extensive literature on predictors of ECEC utilization in the United States and Europe, some of which specifically addresses children from disadvantaged families, most previous studies provide 'snapshots' within a given ECEC policy context, but few have documented the effects of ECEC policy changes.
Although EO 13045 has been pointed to as a model policy because it specifically addresses children and directs federal agencies to deliberately consider disproportionate risks to children (Fischer 2007), others say that the impact of EO has waned over the years (Carlson 2005; Spady 2006).
For older children, this addresses children's initiative to gain joint attention with their caregivers directed towards objects.
UNICEF addresses child marriage as part of its broader approach to gender discrimination, which undermines the right of women and children.
He regularly generated giggles by addressing children by the wrong name; Fritz and Josephine were favorites.
And it's natural for the sandwich generation, since they address children that way".
She approached Ms. Ellerbee and her company, Lucky Duck Productions, about putting together a special that would address children's concerns.
In schools at which bullying is effectively addressed, children of all weights and shapes can find acceptance and support.
