Indiana General Assembly, House Bill 1337
> Requires physicians to provide information about perinatal hospice care to a pregnant woman who is considering an abortion because the unborn child has been diagnosed with a lethal fetal anomaly.
The terminology of referring to the unborn as children has a long legal history.
There's a similar history concerning how personhood is determined via paperwork: i.e. if you do not fill out the paperwork for an abortion, the unborn child is considered a person for cases of its death---such as if a pregnant woman is killed, it's considered a double homicide.
The Indiana Assembly is certainly an authority on one thing: legislating clever ways to restrict women's right to obtain an abortion. I don't consider them authorities on much else.
I had thought you meant a more general and inclusive 'we'.
No we do not, that is illegal because murder is illegal. It is not a child until it is born.