How Having Kids Became a Luxury
From sky-high childcare costs in the U.S. to South Korea’s collapsing birth rate, this isn’t just about money, it’s about survival.
Gen Z and Millennials aren’t rejecting parenthood out of choice. They’re being priced out.
And the collapse?
It started decades ago… in 1973.
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📌 Sources:
Cost to raise a child: USDA data via Black Economic Alliance Foundation
Childcare cost: American Progress
Birth cost in U.S.: KFF Health Care Costs
IVF cost & lack of coverage: Forbes Health
Pew Research on childless adults: Pew Research Center
South Korea fertility & incentives: TIME
Hungary tax exemption for mothers: Financial Times
Singapore fertility policy: LKY School of Public Policy
Japan population decline: Japan Daily
Caregiver mental health stat: Parents.com
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Keywords:
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