The phrase "mixed children" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The school celebrates its diverse student body, including mixed children of different races and ethnicities."
Last year, mixed children accounted for 8% of looked-after children, although only 3% of under-16s are mixed.
One adoption worker I spoke to said more needed to be done to support white parents with mixed children.
The therapist said that my father wanted to have racially mixed children in part to prove himself to his mother.
Mothers of racially mixed children talk about being mistaken for nannies (if they are not white) or teachers (if they are white).
With outright immigration still restricted to a trickle, much of Japan's new diversity comes from the ethnically mixed children of marriages between Japanese and foreigners.
And the bigger moments make a mark, too, as when we hear that Vietnamese women were told that racially mixed children would be burned alive.
But once you have a mixed child you are no longer white.
Many other people see a mixed child, and I don't really know what they're talking about".
As the mixed child of black and white parents, aunts and uncles, and grandparents, I have experienced and witnessed the ways in which being white or black or mixed shapes our experiences of America.
There were significantly fewer child-only studies (i.e., more mixed child and adult studies) over time (P = 0.0460).
There was a trend towards fewer child-only studies (i.e. more mixed child and adult studies) over time (P-value: 0.046); this value is statistically significant at the 5% level, but not under any correction for multiple testing.
