From a secular angle: People (including children) die because of disease; starvation; war; accidents; among many other reasons.
According to The Bible; there are a few additional explanations. The Bible explains that since we come from Adam, after he sinned, we lost the prospect of everlasting life. We inherited sin - - which results in old age, and then death.
Regarding 'premature death'; -- Eccl 9:11 provides another explanation: Basically it boils down to what the Bible terms: 'time and chance', or 'time and unpredictable events'.
Here are a few different translations of the verse:
· ". . . time and chance happen to all of them." (Holman's Version)
· ". . . accidents can happen to anyone." (CEB)
· ". . . time and unpredictable events overtake all of them." (GW Translation)
· "Time comes and goes and things happen for no reason to them all." (New Life Version)
· ". . . being in the right place at the right time. (or being at the wrong place at the wrong time.) (NLT)
· ". . . timing and happenstance be to everything." (Wycliffe's)
One thing we can be sure of: -- people do not die, because God planned it that way. That would make him a cruel god, not worthy of any worship. Such a god should be shunned / detested / avoided / rebelled against, etc etc. It is not worth it to live in a world created by such a god.
But Death should not be 'overrated'. Yes it is a powerful force to be reckoned with. The Bible calls death 'an enemy'. And while God can 'enforce' the results of sin - - God can just as easily undo death and its damage. Jehovah God promises a resurrection in the Bible.
you separate the mothers and the children just keep the children with their mothers.
Pneumonia can kill, from babies to elderly. All ages are vulnerable, but especially babies/children, and the elderly or infirm.
How many infants (babies and young children) die a year.
No they do not die after having babies.
According to UNICEF, 29,000 children under the age of five die everyday. That's 21 per minute.
This was a harsh form of euthanasia for babies with severe deformities or incurable illnesses.
No, Nazi's did not eat babies/infants or children. There was mass starvation of Jews, so babies and children would have died from malnutritition. Children were put into concentration camps, or killed with their parents.
There are many ways one can amuse babies and children. One can amuse babies and children with LEGO toys, musical chairs, hide and go seek, and tag games.
Babies and young children are more likely than adults to die from the flu. Babies under 6 months old cannot be vaccinated, so it is recommended that everyone else in the family be vaccinated in order to protect the baby.
No babies and toddlers can't die.
no children involved
All mammals Breast Feed there babies/children.....:)