THE ECONOMY IS REDUCING FAMILY POPULATION..

[Smack That Ace]

You need to think carefully before having kids so that, you don't end up having more kids than your resources to take care of them because that will put you into abject poverty. It doesn't mean that your income have increased, you should also increase the number of your kids because if after giving birth to the new child and your income reduces or losses his purchasing power due to inflation, that child cannot be eliminated out from the family. If your income increases, it's a blessing for you to live more comfortably and invest some part of it for the future.

I have noticed that those who are jobless and poor have more children than most of those who are rich and have a job doing, the economy of most countries now is very bad people need to sew their coat now according to their size, i think people should give birth with the numbers of children they can be able to take care of, provide them with cloth and shelter, feed them and also train them in school, some many parents can't take care of their children due to the numbers of children they have, people should think well now before starting a family.

I'm not trying to insult poor people. But if you look closer, you'll see most people who are poor and have lots of kids also have a really low level of education. So imo, problem is mindset and awareness, not just income...

That's also one of reasons birth rates are falling and populations are aging in the world. Unlike past generations, young people today get better education and have a much clearer idea of what raising kids costs and what it takes. So plenty of them choose to have fewer kid or put off starting a family until they've built their careers, got their finances in order.

[bitLeap]

You need to think carefully before having kids so that, you don't end up having more kids than your resources to take care of them because that will put you into abject poverty. It doesn't mean that your income have increased, you should also increase the number of your kids because if after giving birth to the new child and your income reduces or losses his purchasing power due to inflation, that child cannot be eliminated out from the family. If your income increases, it's a blessing for you to live more comfortably and invest some part of it for the future.

You're making this look as though the number of kids is determined by the resources a person has, but you later Said that having enough resources does not mean that a person should also have more kids. You know there are people who has enough resources but couldn't take good care of their kids, I don't know if you have seen a situation like that before? Personally I have seen, so in as much as I would say that a person need to have enough resources, I would also say that they should be very mindful while giving birth so that the responsibility will not be much even to a point where we will prioritize the one and forget others.

Not all rich people have fewer children than the poor and vice versa. In a complex and unpredictable world, poor people continue to have many children but slowly they manage to survive until their children grow up and have good luck so that they can realize their family's financial changes. On the other hand, wealthy people experience infertility, that is, it is difficult to have children, some of whom decide to adopt from orphanages. So not everything can be calculated with certainty.

[HungryCombination]

A good salary today may not be enough to make someone feel ready for a child. The question can be whether that income will still be there next year, and what happens if one parent needs time away from work. Predictability deserves a place in this discussion alongside income.

[Chilwell]

A good salary today may not be enough to make someone feel ready for a child. The question can be whether that income will still be there next year, and what happens if one parent needs time away from work. Predictability deserves a place in this discussion alongside income.

It is always better to think about the future because that is what really matters, using your earning to justify the future is actually a very big mistake because a lot of people have done this which the failed to maintain the standard, just because of inflation and so many other things that follows. Our salaries cannot do anything for us because it doesn't increase faster as our problem increases that is why a lot of us we are facing serious financial challenges.

The responsibility are increasing everyday, let's say for example if you got married definitely your wife will be sick and you need to take her to the hospital, likewise if you have child they will also be sick, which you need money to support solve the problem that is why our salary should not guarantee us to do to have many issues, we should always live below our income and with that life will be a little bit easier.

[Royal Cap]

Not all rich people have fewer children than the poor and vice versa. In a complex and unpredictable world, poor people continue to have many children but slowly they manage to survive until their children grow up and have good luck so that they can realize their family's financial changes. On the other hand, wealthy people experience infertility, that is, it is difficult to have children, some of whom decide to adopt from orphanages. So not everything can be calculated with certainty.

I would say that the number of children in a family does not only depend on being rich or poor. Educational aspects, social surroundings and facilities regarding family planning also play a big role here. While financially weaker families get into trouble once they have more children, and rich families can have many children as well. Hence, one cannot come up with a generalization from selected examples. Instead, what really matters is whether that particular family has the capability to raise their children well.

[MorganaX]

This is no joke, I took time to look at predecessors and the number of kids to could afford to reproduce and looking at it now, even giving birth to two is a way, and another difference is the time this different generation marries, now we see lots of people getting married in there thirties because they need to hustle to find a way to feed the blessing they say children brings.

Am afraid if this happen, it's going to create a lasting effect that will not just stream the future workforce but tremble the economy as well

[OgNasty]

I don’t think it is just the economy either. There are so many more things that divide us these days than in the past. There was a time when you just had to make sure the person you were going to spend your life with just enjoyed the same type of music. Now you need to match their opinions on social issues most people never even encounter.

[Jubilee58]

Let's image you have a box of pizza with eight slices. If you eat it alone, you have to eat all eight slices yourself and you will be very satisfied and even have some leftover for tomorrow. But if you share it with your eight kids, each of you end up getting one each and that wouldn't even be enough for one person. Money works like a pizza, when grown up decide to have kids they often look at how big their pizza is. Will it be enough to satisfy their children? Here is how the economy, which is just a big word for money, jobs and the cost of things helps families decide how big their family should be.

Having a child is like raising a dragon, it's super fun, but dragons eat alot, they needs a big space, comfortable and convenient for them. They also need a special care and attention. When the economy is strong, parents have good job, they are comfortable and financially stable, they will start thinking about having another baby, but when the jobs are hard to find, the economy is crumbling and things are expensive, parents start getting worried, and they might say, let's wait until we have enough savings and gotten our jobs back before having more kids. That's it, it's the economy that is making that decision and not them. But the economy doesn't force anyone to have or not have children, but the hardship that comes with the economy leaves parents with no choice. No laws stops you from having children, but it act like a scale. On one side is the love and joy of having a big warm family. On the other hand is the cost of food, housing and care.

When the cost of things gets really expensive and the economy crumbles to the floor, many parents choose to have just one or two kids, so they can be able to provide and give them everything they need without much complaints, rather than having four or five children and struggling to pay for a pizza.

The floor is open, what do you think? Is the economy really reducing the family population?

Because of the how rough some country's economy is , individuals are now cautioned the way they give birth, some persons now want to have few children that they can take care of while those who already have many are struggling to take care of their children. But despite this some country's economy is too bad because even some individuals are unable to feed themselves talk more of feeding a whole family. If an economy is so bad to the extent that some persons cannot even feed themselves, the purpose is no longer to control child birth, but to punish citizens. In some of these advance countries they try to control population, and they make sure every citizens are being taken care of by the government, and when you bear children more than required, you possibly take care of the extra, but they will never do anything to impose hardship on any citizen.

[tbterryboy]

One should be financially stable in order to plan family. Without being financially stable, that family will always struggle with their finances. Having kids is not an easy job. It comes with its own responsibilities and a lot of expenses. A regular weekend would cost you way more with your family if compared to when alone. With increasing responsibilities, one should also have an increasing income source which can support the basic needs of the family.

Not everyone is able to earn a decent living and I think that might be reducing the family population because it takes way longer time for such people to settle down. The struggling phase for these people is big.

[Yeesha]

Let's image you have a box of pizza with eight slices. If you eat it alone, you have to eat all eight slices yourself and you will be very satisfied and even have some leftover for tomorrow. But if you share it with your eight kids, each of you end up getting one each and that wouldn't even be enough for one person. Money works like a pizza, when grown up decide to have kids they often look at how big their pizza is. Will it be enough to satisfy their children? Here is how the economy, which is just a big word for money, jobs and the cost of things helps families decide how big their family should be.

Having a child is like raising a dragon, it's super fun, but dragons eat alot, they needs a big space, comfortable and convenient for them. They also need a special care and attention. When the economy is strong, parents have good job, they are comfortable and financially stable, they will start thinking about having another baby, but when the jobs are hard to find, the economy is crumbling and things are expensive, parents start getting worried, and they might say, let's wait until we have enough savings and gotten our jobs back before having more kids. That's it, it's the economy that is making that decision and not them. But the economy doesn't force anyone to have or not have children, but the hardship that comes with the economy leaves parents with no choice. No laws stops you from having children, but it act like a scale. On one side is the love and joy of having a big warm family. On the other hand is the cost of food, housing and care.

When the cost of things gets really expensive and the economy crumbles to the floor, many parents choose to have just one or two kids, so they can be able to provide and give them everything they need without much complaints, rather than having four or five children and struggling to pay for a pizza.

The floor is open, what do you think? Is the economy really reducing the family population?

Come to my society and you will realize how inconsiderate people can be. Is only few people that seem to care about the future of their children. Some people don't care about the future of their children, they will gave birth to as many children as they like, and at the end of the day, the mother will be the one to take care of those bunch of children. Some husbands are so cruel, irresponsible and wicked. I know a particular woman, she is suffering from hepatospleenomegaly (the enlargement of the liver and the spleen). If you see her you will be thinking that she is 9 months pregnant, and she said she has been like that for almost three years, and she has given birth to 10 children, yet her husband as refuse to take responsibility for either her medical condition/ sickness or the welfare of the children. She has been the one doing everything by herself and the doctor said that she needs to bring some amount of money for them to perform surgery, and her husband refuses to make any contributions. Let's cut the story short, is her father that pay for the treatment /surgery. He couldn't take care of those children, not because he is not capable, but because he doesn't feel like, this is wickedness, honestly. Some people don't think before they get married, marriage comes with a lot of responsibilities and difficulties. Your children are your responsibility and your wife is also your responsibility.

[Bitcoin Maxi]

The cost of living and the economy is one of the factors people should consider before starting up a family. One need to be financially stable before thinking of having kids because it's not just about putting to birth, children comes with a lot of responsibilities which sometimes finances can settle. When you're not financially buoyant you kids will be deprived of some things they are supposed to have like children to let them grow. But sometimes you see that it is the people that are wealthy that most considers this factor and the average keeps having many children without thinking or planning about they will raise the children.

[Marvelockg]

A good salary today may not be enough to make someone feel ready for a child. The question can be whether that income will still be there next year, and what happens if one parent needs time away from work. Predictability deserves a place in this discussion alongside income.

It is very necessary to do proper planning before going into marriage and even in the process of staying married, your plans should be commensurate to what you ca carry. you can not afford to have so many children when you know that your financial capacity is not enough to carter for them. the fact that there is a concept called family planning allows you to not leave your life too carelessly and that you give birth to the number of children you will be willing and capable of taking care of.

Even with money, the world is already a difficult place and you can not afford to make it more difficult for the life you bringing into this space.