By the year 2000, every American child will start school healthy and ready to learn.

Let everyone in this country remember those precious youngsters who wait.

We all want a better Nation, a better world for our children and grandchildren.

We cannot give a more precious gift to the children of the world.

I trust the fruits of our discussion will make the world a better place for her and for all of our children.

Parents: Don't make the mistake of thinking your kids only learn from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

And may God bless you for your inspiring work and the very special kids that you love.

Lynn Martin supports our proposals because she believes that the Federal Government must wage real war against the thugs who assault our kids.

The mental health systems act will encourage the provision of services for the chronically mentally ill, severely disturbed children, the elderly, minorities, and other priority population groups.

Our future will be determined by how well we pass along our knowledge and our values to our children.

The future of our country lies in our children.

I'm committed to securing for all the children in America an equal chance to learn and to dream and to excel.

I call upon parents to examine the ways they respect or abuse drugs in their homes and to remember that their attitudes are likely to shape the attitudes of their children.

First, let us give tomorrow's children the birthright of an America at peace in a world at peace.

Our thoughts, our hopes, our dreams are for our children— not just our family's children but for the children of our countries, the children of all the world.

We owe our children something more than good intentions.

A second imperative is the protection of children from actual suffering and deprivation.

Our concern at this Conference is with the well-being of 55 million individual human beings who happen to be children under the age of 14, and who represent, one-fourth of all the people in America.