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Anonymous

11 Aug 2024

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How much do parents spend on average on 1 child, thinking if we should start a family but would like to prepare financially ready first.

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Cryotosensei

5d ago

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I think it depends on your comfort level. I just learnt that my colleague gives his two children $20 each every week. I would want to give my child $40 as pocket money next time

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Li Elizabeth

02 Sep 2024

It can get as low as you wan and as high as your can afford

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Ian

17 Aug 2024

Always be financially ready to give the best you can to your kid.

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Seedly Rookie

15 Aug 2024

You may check this out : https://sg.theasianparent.com/category/parentin...

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Kim Yang

15 Aug 2024

Pre to post natal about $15k for private

average $2k per month for helper + milk + diapers + sc...

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