I think it is necessary. Birth, old age, illness and death are the necessary stages of our lives, and there is no need to deliberately avoid them. We adults will certainly be unwilling to face life and death, and we will also avoid this topic. If we are not ready to say it, we naturally don't know how to tell our children.

If you really want your children to receive this kind of education, I suggest you guide them in a normal way. You can look at related picture books, such as Grandpa Becomes a Ghost, A Cat that Lived 65.438+0 Million Times, Mr. Mai's Travel, A Leaf Falling, I Love You Forever and so on. They not only talk about death, but also talk about derivatives of topics such as affection, marriage and family. Parents can do it when they accompany their children to study.

In fact, when people reach middle age, they will inevitably encounter such problems in their families, and even there will be such news in society. If the time is ripe, I might as well take this opportunity to talk to my children about this topic and let them slowly accept the process of natural death of life.