The phrase "aware of children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's consciousness or consideration regarding children in a particular context.
Example: "As a teacher, it is important to be aware of children’s needs and emotions in the classroom."
Alternatives: "conscious of children" or "mindful of children".
Since I was in a classroom of students who basically had the same social background, I was not really aware of children in different economic situations.
Mary Bousted, general secretary of the teachers' union the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, later described as "horrifying" results from its survey of more than 400 of its members, including primary school teachers, which suggested nearly half of them knew of pupils who had self-harmed and about a fifth were aware of children who had attempted suicide.
Like Roald Dahl and Maurice Sendak, two great children's writers of the sixties, Rankin, Bass, and Romeo Muller, the author of the Rudolph screenplay, were deeply aware of children's powerlessness, and of their powerful ability to imagine.
John Killeen, a primary head teacher from North Yorkshire, said head teachers were increasingly aware of children having access to inappropriate software and films.
Mr Sargeant said: "You need to be aware of traffic movements and very aware of children coming from all different directions.
Appropriate scaffolding (Bailey and Wolery 1992) requires that adults be highly aware of children's current ability levels and that they closely observe children's behaviour so as to provide appropriate models and assistance.
Ms. Watson said she has a friend, a polygamous wife, who is aware of child abuse in her neighborhood.
The Children Win campaign is committed to making the world aware of child rights violations and increasing the pressure on sports organisations like the IOC.
"Despite the tide of aging baby boomers, people are still far more aware of child abuse and domestic violence than they are of what happens to an older neighbor or relative," she said.
Margaret Thatcher was made aware of child abuse allegations involving Cyril Smith before he was knighted in 1988, Cabinet Office documents have shown.
These retailers say they are aware of child-labor problems, have strict policies against selling products made by underage kids and abide by the laws of the countries from which they import.
