Why this S'pore couple stopped at 2 children
A Singaporean couple shares their decision to stop at two children instead of their original goal of four due to rising living costs and the exhaustion of balancing work and family life. They emphasize that while they value a large family, practical constraints have made them prioritize their current quality of life.
Why it matters
This reflects the broader demographic challenges and economic pressures facing urban families in developed nations, contributing to declining birth rates.
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