"Indigo Children" is a term used to describe a group of children who are believed to possess special, often intuitive, abilities and traits. These children are thought to have a strong sense of purpose, heightened sensitivity, and a deep connection to spirituality. The concept emerged in the 1970s and is often associated with the idea that they are here to help humanity evolve. Proponents of the Indigo Children theory suggest that these children may exhibit behaviors such as creativity, empathy, and a desire for social change. Critics, however, argue that the label can lead to misdiagnosis of behavioral issues and may overlook the need for proper support and understanding in education and mental health.