Children of the World is the fourteenth studio album (twelfth internationally) by the Bee Gees, released in 1976 by RSO Records.

At first, they recruited producer Richard Perry, but they parted company after only a couple of weeks over the musical direction the group should take.

At this point the Bee Gees decided to produce the album themselves, with Barry Gibb taking the lead role, along with engineer Karl Richardson.

The album was recorded from 19 January to 30 March, at Criteria Studios in Miami, when they recorded "You Should Be Dancing", "Love So Right", "Subway", "Love Me", "You Stepped Into My Life", "The Way It Was", "Walk Before You Run" (unreleased), "The Feel" (unreleased) and "Lovers" which had Robin singing lead in falsetto.

"You Should Be Dancing" in June 1976 (UK) / July 1976 (US); "Love So Right" in September 1976; "Boogie Child" in January 1977; and "Children of the World" in February 1977.

"Love Me" was a hit for Yvonne Elliman and "You Stepped into My Life" was recorded by Melba Moore in 1978 and by Wayne Newton in 1979.