Being born into one family context or another, in a specific geographical area, or surrounded by certain environments influences the fulfillment of children's universal rights. A child doesn't choose whether their breakfast is leftovers from last night, nor can they conclude that this will cause digestive problems because it's not the most advisable thing to eat. They can't decide whether to wear clean clothes or not, or whether to shower in the morning if no one in the family helps them, nor can they deduce that this could lead to skin problems in the long run. They always need an adult, a role model, and that's why a true children's policy must have a comprehensive vision, acting within the family unit to have an impact on the child.