Question about the widows from the Black Widow movie

In Black Widow, Yelena states that Dreykov takes more children everyday to train as Widows. However, when they show the map of all the widows worldwide none of them look like they are children and none of the widows at the facility look like children either. I was wondering if there was an explanation for this?

I haven’t yet seen Hawkeye, so if it’s explained there no spoilers please.

I don’t know if the post needs a spoiler tag as the movie has been out for a while but I thought I’d be cautious.

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