Between having many children and less children which one has the higher advantage
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Having less children come with many advantage compare the economic of the country which you are living in. If you have less kids you will be able to plan and train them in proper ways ,if you have many children without quality education definitely you will end up producing kids that community doesn'Read more
Having less children come with many advantage compare the economic of the country which you are living in.
If you have less kids you will be able to plan and train them in proper ways ,if you have many children without quality education definitely you will end up producing kids that community doesn’t welcome their character and this can result in future conflicting because you will train some and allow others to roam about without any hand work or education .
See lessIn my view, having fewer children often has more advantages today. With fewer kids, parents can focus more on each child’s education, health, and overall development, and manage finances more comfortably. While larger families can provide more companionship and support within the family, they can alRead more
In my view, having fewer children often has more advantages today. With fewer kids, parents can focus more on each child’s education, health, and overall development, and manage finances more comfortably. While larger families can provide more companionship and support within the family, they can also stretch resources thin. So, in modern life, having fewer children usually allows for better opportunities and quality of life for both parents and kids.
See lessIn the world today I can tell you that even the Rich people don't just need much children,if you have just few one that you can take care of then it's okay there is nothing wrong with that what is the essence of having many children but you can not take care of those kids ,that is very dangerous,soRead more
In the world today I can tell you that even the Rich people don’t just need much children,if you have just few one that you can take care of then it’s okay there is nothing wrong with that what is the essence of having many children but you can not take care of those kids ,that is very dangerous,so you need childcare and children which you can take care of just few is okay for me I think 4-6 children is enough in as much as you can Carter for them.
See lessHaving more or less children has it's own advantages and as well it's own disadvantages, at the end of the, people choose based on their preferences or simply based on personal reasons. Having more children means having more people around you, especially when you are older, but it also more more worRead more
Having more or less children has it’s own advantages and as well it’s own disadvantages, at the end of the, people choose based on their preferences or simply based on personal reasons. Having more children means having more people around you, especially when you are older, but it also more more work for you in terms of rasing them up. Most people prefer smaller numbers of kids so they can easily raise them both in terms of capital and for any other reason.
See lessFewer children allow greater financial focus, enabling higher per-child investment in education, healthcare, and activities. they demand less time and energy, offering parents more flexibility for careers or personal pursuits. Also, smaller families often face lower living costs, easing financial stRead more
Fewer children allow greater financial focus, enabling higher per-child investment in education, healthcare, and activities. they demand less time and energy, offering parents more flexibility for careers or personal pursuits.
Also, smaller families often face lower living costs, easing financial stress in high-cost economies. Conversely, more children can provide emotional fulfillment and a larger family support network, especially in cultures valuing extended families.
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