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Reply to "37 single, want a baby, make about 95k a year"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am sorry but the baby stage is the pricey but it does not get easier. My two kids are in sports and activities that cost $10k a year. Think wisely. They might love expensive hobbies and are very happy doing them so yu should plan for that. Also, private schools. Then, we take world vacations at about $28k a year, and then there is college. My 17 yo can expect to amass a price tag of $180 - 200k in the next 4 years. Then there is clothes, food, and all of the other daily stuff. My teen got a $20k car for her birthday too. I am married and have an income double yours alone. And, we plan and budget accordingly. I would be very careful. I see a lot of single Mom's really struggling to provide everything.[/quote] It’s because your earn too much. If she is low income she can get scholarships for recreation classes (and find a way if the kid is actually good at smth) and get fin aid for college Her kid might even be accepted over yours as a low income diversity admit[/quote]
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