 I don't think so, depending upon the particular child and the age of the child. They really don't need to know the details. It's almost like you're asking them to carry baggage that could be too heavy. What they do need to know is they do need to know about a funeral, a wake, what to expect, those kinds of things. But I think using euphemisms in vague language, like they passed away or gone to sleep or she's with the angels,