eldavis wrote:Besides the issue of saving money, with spacing it would help you reduce the work load. I am not married yet so i do not have children yet, but i do see how most mothers struggle to attend to all of them. It can be very demanding and stressful training up one not to mention one that one around the same age range.
friendociate wrote:Wrong. "Schooling" is getting expensive. The education is free.
augusta wrote:Taking care of kids is becoming a very expensive thing now. Essentials for babies are very. costly as such it is good to adopt measures that will help you save even when you have them. One of such method is by spacing the kids. So that all the essentials that was used by the previous child will he used by the new child and huge amount will be saved.
You can effectively do the spacing with the advice from your health personnel.
What's your thoughts?
Recob wrote:It is a very good way to space and plan having kids if you want to have Long term financial freedom. Kids don't listen to excuses when they need things and you would have to spend. Spacing them reduces the financial pressure.
Bankykizz wrote:That sounds like a thoughtful decision. It's important to consider all aspects when planning for my family's future
Nsikan wrote:That is why I always advocate that couples talk about things like these. You have to determine what you want from the first week of courtship. I have agreed with my fiancee already on the number of kids and the timing they are coming.
arunima wrote:These days many don't want to have children. They start a family when they think they are financially stable. I have seen many young couples going for adoption these days. This would be a personal choice. But I guess that along with doing a noble job of providing a loving family to the Child who needs it, you also save money. Pregnancy and childbirth also need a lot of care and money.
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