Because carefully cultivating children should start from education, life and other aspects, not as simple as eating and wearing warm clothes. With the living standard of ordinary families getting better and better, parents put all their focus on the cultivation of their children. It has been calculated that an ordinary family needs to spend at least 6.5438+0 million yuan to cultivate a child carefully, and it is not capped in wealthy families. In the past, people thought it would not cost much to raise children, but now people think it is a very expensive thing to raise children.

I. Education

A good education can help children get a better future, so this is where parents invest the most. We can simply calculate that if a child goes to an early education class after the age of one, the cost of the early education class will reach several hundred yuan per class. When the children are older, parents need to choose a suitable kindergarten for their children. Although primary and secondary schools have nine-year compulsory education, cram schools and interest classes have not spent a penny less, and so have high schools. Finally, I hope that my children will go to college and live for several thousand yuan a month.

Second, life.

Parents naturally want to give their children the best life. When I was a child, I had diapers, milk powder, toys and books when I grew up. In addition, in order to broaden children's horizons, parents will also take their children out to travel every year, such as traveling abroad, and the per capita expenditure is about 1 10,000 yuan.

Third, times have changed.

In the past, people thought that it didn't cost much to raise children, because all they needed was to feed and clothe them. It's really easy to do this, and it doesn't cost much at all. But it's hard to really raise children. Parents are willing to spend all their time and money on their children's life and education. Nowadays, many young people are reluctant to have two or three children, precisely because they have already borne the enormous pressure of the cost of one child. If there is one more child, the quality of life of the whole family will decline. Since we can't give him a good life, we might as well not.