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by bulbar
11 days ago
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> the amount of money poured into this should increase by order(s) of magnitude to achieve the replacement level. Exactly. And I found it being obvious after having thought about it, even while not having kids and I most likely will never have any.
Just from observing and talking to people with 0-2 kids (nobody I know has more...). I know a couple with good income, living in Munich, which is one of the most costly cities in Germany, one Child. Avoidable pain points (finding daycare, you better start right after the baby was born, because they have multi-year waiting lists) and they feel the financial hit pretty hard. |
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