With the rapid development of China's social economy, people's conception of fertility is also changing. In recent years, the country has gradually liberalized the two-child policy to encourage childbirth, but the three-child policy has not made substantial progress. So, who would have a third child?
First of all, for families who already have two children, having a third child may not be a difficult option. These families already have a certain foundation in terms of economy, education and upbringing, and having an extra child will not be too much of a burden. At the same time, for some families, having a third child is also a family tradition or belief, and they believe that having more children can increase the happiness of the family.
However, for families who already have one or two children, having a third child can be more difficult and challenging. First of all, economic pressure is one of the biggest problems. As the cost of housing prices, education, medical care, etc. increases, the cost of raising children is also getting higher. For ordinary families, raising one child is already a lot of money, and if you want a third child, you need to bear more financial pressure. Secondly, the investment of time and energy is also a factor that cannot be ignored. In today's highly competitive society, many parents need to invest a lot of time and energy in their careers and futures, and if they have a third child, it may have a certain impact on their careers.
So, who might choose to have a third child?First, those families with higher socioeconomic status may be more able to afford the cost and stress of raising three children. These families often have better educational, medical and parenting resources, which can give their children a better environment and opportunities to grow up. Second, families who already have two daughters or sons and want another child to balance the family structure may also choose to have a third child. For these families, having one more child can add to the lively and joyful atmosphere of the family.
Of course, the choice of having a third child also needs to take into account changes in national policies and social environment. If the state can introduce relevant policies to give some support and encouragement to have a third child, then more families may also choose to have a third child. In addition, with the development of social economy and the intensification of population aging, people's understanding of fertility issues will also change. In the future, having a third child may become a more common option.
To sum up, it is not a simple question who will have a third child. For different families and individuals, the choice of having a third child needs to take into account many factors such as economy, education and parenting. Only when the state and society can provide more support and protection for families with three children will more families be willing to assume the responsibility and obligation of having three children. At the same time, we should also respect the choices and rights of each family, and should not discriminate against or exclude families with three children.