51.   Parents must assess just how much their child can understand.

52.   She tells the children to understand the difficult position their parents are in and not to lose respect for them.

53.   Some children understood they were traveling to a new home.

54.   The children cannot yet understand the longing for such things.

55.   The biggest problem is that the children do not understand how their neighbors could have turned on them with such rage, psychologists and relief workers here say.

56.   The key is to keep the vocabulary so children can understand it.

57.   The parent was confident the children understood this necessary trade-off and the family worked its lifestyle around it.

58.   These elements sometimes puzzle adults, but children understand them right away.

59.   These programs make it more difficult for children to understand cause and effect thereby encouraging passivity.

60.   This is what our children understand.