This question is a bit difficult to answer. No matter what family, raising children is a matter of their own choice. Even ordinary families have high consumption of raising children. But I think it is best to follow my own ability, so don't talk about it, and don't calculate how much it costs to raise a child. I am from the countryside. I have two children, the older is six years old and the younger is only five months old. Let's just say the conditions are the same. But I still have a word for those who often say that having two children can't afford it: the big deal is that one child eats hamburgers and my two children eat buns. Even so, my children may be fatter.

Do you think I'm talking about it? So, don't have any burdens and thoughts. Having children will give you motivation, hope and a lot of happiness, not to mention twins. In addition, my two children are breast-fed and have never eaten milk powder. In addition, when I take the vaccine, I only take the vaccine prescribed by the state (printed in the book, not filled in by the people at the epidemic prevention station). I don't think it's necessary to take those fees (completely personal opinions), such as what flu, I didn't call my boss, who knows which is the flu and which is not. I think other children are more likely to catch a cold than my boss was when he was a child. Actually, it's not that I don't have the money to fight, but that I think it's completely unnecessary. Now the epidemic prevention station is to grasp that psychology, and one or two children look like babies. So sometimes the decision is up to you.

Having said that, I just want to express that the cost of raising children is incalculable. Spend more, spend less. If you have money, spend it if you want, and don't spend it if you don't want to.