When choosing a cat for a family with children, it is important to consider the character and behavior of the breed. Here are some breeds that are known to be able to handle children well:

Suitable breeds:
Rabonia (Ragdoll): calm and welcoming cats, love to play and come into contact with people.
Bengali: energetic cats, curious and love to play, suitable for active families.
Siamese: very sociable, interactive and looking for contact with humans.
Maine Coon: Known for their friendly nature, they love children and can be big and protective cats.
Scottish Fold: calm and loving cats, with a pleasant character that is suitable for families.
American Shorthair: durable cats with a good character, suitable for families and children.

1. Rabonia (Ragdoll)
Character: These cats are known to be very loving and calm. They tend to soften when taken by hand, so even the little ones can hold them easily.
Attitude with children: they like to play and get attention, so they are very suitable for families with children.
2. Bengali
Character: These cats are very energetic and love challenges, so they need a lot of exercise.
Relationship with children: they are curious and enjoy playing with children, but you should pay attention sometimes so that they do not damage objects in the house.
3. Siamese
Character: These cats are considered very sociable and need contact with humans.
Relationship with children: They enjoy the company of children and can be very loyal. However, they do need attention, so make sure they get it.

4. Maine Coon
Character: These cats are considered one of the largest breeds. They are calm, friendly and nice.
Relationship with children: They have a protective nature and a lot of patience, which makes them an excellent choice for families.
5. Scottish Fold
Character: These cats are known for their special ears (folded) and pleasant characters. They love being around humans.
Relationship with children: they are mostly calm and comfortable, therefore suitable for a family with children.
6. American Shorthair
Character: These cats are very resistant, with a good and intelligent character. They are suitable for home life.
Relationship with children: They love to play with children and know how to look after themselves, which makes them a good choice for families.

Additional tips:
Personal character: It is important to remember that each cat has a personality in itself, so it is useful to meet the cat before adoption.
Preparation: The children must be taught how to approach and pet the cat correctly, to avoid uncomfortable situations.
Guidance: the children must be instructed not to disturb the cat when it does not want to be disturbed.
When choosing a cat for the family, you should consider the breed and character, but do not neglect the personal acquaintance with the cat.