Having children is the most selfish act of human beings

This statement needs to be evaluated from multiple perspectives. First of all, as an economic concept, there is some truth in treating children as long-term durable consumer goods. Because children are not only the productivity and human resources of the family, but also bring emotional and cultural heritage to the family, with a long lifespan and importance.

However, there are many factors that need to be considered in order to advise people who have the strength and responsibility to have more children. First of all, the financial burden on families in modern society is getting heavier and heavier, and the cost of childbirth is also rising as housing prices, education, medical care and other expenditures continue to increase. And, many people's desire to pursue career success and self-fulfillment may influence their fertility decisions.

Therefore, in practice, fertility behavior is affected by a variety of factors, and it is not comprehensive and objective to discuss the issue of fertility based on economic concepts alone.

In addition, from the perspective of population policy, although encouraging fertility can increase the supply of high-quality human resources, overemphasizing fertility may also lead to problems such as population aging and ecological deterioration. Therefore, a comprehensive population policy should be adopted to balance fertility and other social factors.

Finally, whether from the point of view of economics or from the point of view of population policy, it is necessary to give full consideration to the actual situation of the family and the choices of individuals. Reproductive decision-making should be an individual's autonomous behavior, and policies should provide appropriate support and guidance, rather than coercive or simply encourage childbearing.

In other words, if I can't provide good living conditions for my children, I won't choose to have more children, at most one, I don't want my children to suffer with me.

Because. 1. We have the obligation to create good conditions for our children. If you can't reach it, you can't have more children.

When we get married and have children, we have the obligation to create good living conditions for our children and let them have a good space for development. ......This obligation is not only based on the relevant regulations, but also from the sense of responsibility ...... our heartsIt is precisely because of this that we must take on the corresponding obligations for our children and create the best conditions for them. ......If we can't afford more, we can't have more children.

2. As parents, we have the responsibility to train our children to become talents. Otherwise, you can't have more children.

As parents, in addition to fulfilling our own obligations to our children, we must also take on the responsibility of nurturing and educating our children. ......This is a great responsibility, and the future and future of the child depend on it. ......That's why we have to take responsibility for our children.

Having more children means that families with limited conditions cannot raise their children better. Such a family should rationally give up the idea of having more children and face this problem with a realistic attitude.

3. We must consider the actual situation of the family on the question of whether to have more children.

Whether or not to have more children is closely related to the actual situation of your family. ......Specifically, if your family conditions are relatively good, you not only have enough economic conditions to create good conditions for your children, but also have enough energy to cultivate and educate your children. Then there is no problem in choosing to have more children.

However, if your own conditions are limited, choosing to have more children is not conducive to the growth of your child, and you should give up this idea rationally, so as to get the most ideal result, make family life harmonious, and let your children get the best development. No matter how many children I have, my greatest wish and desire is to provide my children with a rich and good life, and not let them suffer with me.

Choosing not to have children is not selfish, it is the kindness of thinking about the child. Sincerely.