This document describes the normal periodontium in children. It discusses the tissues that make up the periodontium, including the gingiva, dentogingival fibers, and periodontal ligament. It notes that in children, the periodontium is less developed and more vascular compared to adults, with thinner tissues and less defined structures. The gingiva in children is pinkish-red in color, has a soft texture, and the mucosa is delicate.