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think of the children
think of the children
Consider how a particular course of action will affect young people. The phrase is often used in a panicked way, to draw attention or support to a cause. Think of the children—if they don't have a park to play in, they will turn to unsavory activities instead. We need to band together to discourage drunk driving. Think of the children!
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Appius | | AP-pi-uws (Ancient Roman), AP-ee-əs (English) | Ancient Roman |
| Royle | | ROI-əl | English (Rare) |
| FlÓRa | | - | Hungarian |
| Gruffydd | | GRIF-idh | Welsh |
| Brais | | BRIES | Galician |
| Ona (1) | | - | Lithuanian |