economic pressures
After giving birth to a baby, the expenditure on education, medical care and child care will increase sharply. For young people with mortgages and car loans, having another child may make life more difficult.
Mental pressure
After giving birth, the mother needs a long time to recover physically and mentally. Subsequent tasks such as feeding, changing diapers and playing are even more expensive. Many women are afraid of such pressure in life and are unwilling to have another child.
Time pressure
After having children, parents will find that their free time is greatly reduced and life becomes monotonous. This is an important consideration for young people who pursue personal development and interests.
The common commitment of husband and wife.
Taking care of the baby is not a mother's business alone, but the father should also participate in it and share the responsibility of raising the child. Giving birth to a baby requires enough confidence and courage, and both husband and wife need to consider economic conditions, time schedule, Dabao's mood and other issues together.
Limitations of policy subsidies
Although the state has introduced the policy of monthly subsidy 1000 yuan per child for the second or third child, this policy may not play a catalytic role for many young people. For Ma Bao, after giving birth, she needs to bring the children to raise them. She has no job, no salary, and all kinds of labor insurance need to be paid by herself. 1 000 yuan subsidy may be just a drop in the bucket.
The necessity of policy support
To really encourage young people to have children, we need more practical support, such as reducing taxes and fees and providing better education and medical security.