If people don't have money, they shouldn't bring children into this world. It's that simple.
Honestly, if everyone thought like you, a lot of us would not even have been born. And a lot of people would never get to have kid.
Money is major issue, I'm not arguing that. Parents should be able to afford the basic necessities and provide their child with a steady life. However let's not go to the extent that we say anyone who is poor shouldn't have kids.
Have you ever seen a family turn things around after having kids? Its not some kind of mystical thing. Sometime, having kids just gives parent more motivation to work hard and get ahead. So, it's whether the parents are responsible and ready to grind to give their kids the best life within their means. You don't have to be rich to think about having kids.
The question of if he has seen a family where things turned around after having kids? is exactly what came through mind, it happens and I have seen. Money is very important to run the affairs of a family no doubt but saying that if people don't have money, they shouldn't bring kids in to this world is not what should be considered. When we talk about having money, it can be explained in different ways. Financial every hands are not equal and can't be therefore, I will say that having kids should only require certain level of readiness without waiting to have everything perfectly first, of course having kids is enough motivation to work extra hard than the usual.
But tell me something, if a couple barely has enough to feed themselves, how can you even think about having children just to bring them into the world to suffer? I've seen cases where they have so many children that they have to give them away to other families, put them up for adoption. That's not a solution. You don't need to be rich or a millionaire to have children, but before having children, it's necessary to think about:
1. Do I have the time to dedicate to them?
2. Do I have the money to pay for a possible C-section for my wife if complications arise?
3. If these children are born with a condition, can I handle the expenses?
4. Do I have enough for milk and diapers?
5. Does my job allow me to provide for my family's needs, including everything a child requires? Or how many jobs would I need to have to provide for my family?
It's a lie to say that children are born with a silver spoon in their mouths. It's not like that. I've seen many parents have to give their children up for adoption because they can't afford to support them. I'm not saying they're rich, but they should at least ask themselves:
If my child asks me for a toy later on, can I buy it for them? If my child or children ask me for clothes, do I have the money to buy them? If my child wants to join a sport, can I afford it? Do I have the money? A child isn't like a pet. No, you have to think about what they're going to face.
Do you know what's painful? When a child asks for food and their parents say:
"Son, we don't have enough. Tomorrow, or maybe in a little while, I'll see if I can get you something to eat." Is that okay? No, it's not right. . Just as I don't agree that 15-year-old girls who are barely out of childhood should already be having children, I don't agree that teenagers and 18-year-olds who haven't even matured should think about having children, or that older adults who can't provide for their families should have children. Now, if they are people who have a stable life because their parents, family, or friends help them with everything, that's another story, but even then it's irresponsible to think like that.
Perhaps many of us were born into circumstances where we didn't receive everything we needed. So, as adults who have already gone through a series of things, are we going to pass those deficiencies on to our children just so the world doesn't stop growing? No, we must be responsible. Responsible parents are what we have the least of in this world.
Yes, and as an adult I say, I have enough to have a child, support my wife, possibly live in rented accommodation but with the intention of acquiring our own house, and in the future have a business where we can be entrepreneurs, well that's something else, that sounds responsible, that's more like it.