The jury is out on whether parents should financially prepare for nurturing their children. Some say that young parents are able to keep up the growing pace of children more easily and effectively, whereas having children during 30-40’s can afford to have disposable income to take greater care with children. Although both perspectives are understandable, I personally side with the later outlook.
First of all, what a significant benefit for parents who earn the certain amount of money is stable lifestyle. This stem from the fact that people recently struggle to strike balance between working for long hours and securing enough time with their kids. Especially in young generation, even if they commit excessive working time, they would only make approximately 200000 yen per month. Additionally, with the advent of cutting-edge technology, some experts anticipate that the employbility of youth workforce could be worsen in the foreseeable future. Therefore, financial preparation for raising children is essential in order to secure security of family.
In addition to economical aspects, another key explanation would be to adress mounting of fees associated with educational opportunities. This is dut to the fact that parents should be required to pay out a substantial tuition fee for university and private school. This trend has been outstanding, as the number of children has shrunk since 2000. According to research conducted by the Griffith University, money involved in private schools exceeded the average of salary among 20’s employees last year. Furthermore, graduating from prestigious school offers children to gain high paying jobs, resulting in youth parents are less likey to support children’s education and future well-being.
In conclusion, while both views have valid arguments, I am convinced that financially preparing for being parents with children materialize stable real-life and a high quality of educational supports, leading to children to expand future career.