text: Death. Of all, I find that death is one of the realities of life that children find the most weird. They cannot cope very easily with the loss of a friend, a family member or anybody close to them. Heck, even the death of a complete stranger baffles them. The dead goldfish, the tabby puss - anything that encounters with death, will completely scare the children.\n\nMost of the time, they fear that death will come to take away their remaining loved ones. The only way I see to solve this is to explain and reassure them that death is not something that should be feared, but something that should be respected; a whole new level where death is a better place for people to go to. It is a place of peace and love. In this way, children believe that death is no longer a place of sadness or sorrow and to that they hold forever...