Female children are young girls typically defined as being under the age of 18. They experience various stages of development, including physical, emotional, and social growth. During childhood, they often engage in play, education, and family activities, which help shape their identities and skills. In many cultures, female children may face unique challenges, such as gender stereotypes and access to education. Organizations like UNICEF work to promote the rights and well-being of female children, ensuring they have opportunities for learning and personal development, free from discrimination and violence.