"Где мои дети?"
Translation:Where are my children?
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Not necessarily true. The parents could trust the children enough to know that they aren't going anywhere dangerous, but still be curious as to where they are right now. I hate the modern view that parents have to always be two steps from their children. Unless a child is in a dangerous city, or is clearly incapable of making wise choices, I see no reason that the parents have to be breathing on their neck.
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That doesn't mean they're bad children. They're just children. That's pretty normal behaviour for a child. ;) They even need to explore the world (in combination with having parents they can trust) to become independent adults later. The responsibility to take care is on adults.
I think it's a matter of balance between protection and giving your child freedom. Either extreme can be signs of bad parenting / neglection of a child's needs. And sometimes you just know afterwards what would have been the right choice.
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Even Mary and Joseph lost their kid. Happens to literally everyone no matter how good you are.
In English "went" - the past tense of "wend" - won our over the original past tense of "go".
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The pronunciation of vowels in Russian change depending on whether they are stressed or not.
See the "a note about stress" section: