'enabling children' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to making it possible for children to do something or have something, e.g. "This charity helps to empower women by enabling children to get a decent education."
Cameron says the government has made progress on enabling children to give evidence by video.
In France it has been given a 12 certificate, enabling children to legally watch it.
Gestures work well, enabling children to join in and remember quickly and easily poems, songs and stories.
Besides the essential infrastructure, we are trying to focus on simply enabling children to grow and develop character".
The answer is that proper protection is also enabling children to speak, teaching them that it is their right to do so.
The nozzle emits a fine stream, compared with previous containers, enabling children to write their names on their food or play Jackson Pollock -- parents permitting.
In all, fewer than 20 states have enacted laws to hold adults criminally liable if they fail to store guns safely, enabling children to access them.
But enabling children to succeed requires the right combination of support, so that they will be healthy, well-nourished and can attend a quality school that has access to clean drinking water and toilets.
Children have the right to be protected from harm and child protection is a vital investment, enabling children and young people to rebuild their own lives and the futures of their societies.
But instead of simply replacing the old structure with a new one, she'd like to focus on enabling children to learn in a meaningful way so that assessment becomes "a tool for improvement rather than judgment".
"The education goals will not be met without a much bigger and more systematic focus on enabling children with disabilities to go to school and get good quality education," said Stephen Nock, co-chair of its policy group.
