After Jack’s scandal, the question: “How much is enough to raise a child for a month?” attract the attention of many people. In addition, a series of Vietnamese stars also gave their views on the cost of raising children within a month. Recently, Quynh Luong continued to share on this topic. However, she lists quite detailed about the expenses for children within 1 month.
Specifically, for sending their children to an international school, the cost for Baby Bear may be higher than the common ground when the tuition fee can be up to hundreds of millions per term. On average, each month, the cost for Baby Bear’s tuition will be about 23 million per month. Besides measuring, Quynh Luong also listed a number of other expenses such as tutoring: 4 million/month, cooking fee: 1 million/month. In addition, the money for milk, fun activities as well as clothes and learning tools also accounts for a small amount of money.
After listing each item in detail, the actress affirmed that there is no specific number that can tell the full cost of raising children. This also depends on the calculation of each family according to the circumstances. She emphasized: “If anyone asks me how much is enough to raise children, I will answer that more and less is never enough. And no parent charges how much they pay to raise their child if they are not forced to spend money and balance the whole family. With or without subsidies, the child still breathes the air and grows up.”
Immediately after Quynh Luong published the article, many people expressed their agreement with the actress’s point of view. Including actor Lam Vy Da. Hua Minh Dat’s wife left a comment: “You two are here. Sweating, not joking.”
Recently, Quynh Luong is not the first to mention the cost of raising a child after the controversy Jack provides 5 million per month for mother and child Thien An. Before that, MC Phuong Mai once attracted attention when asserting that only for milk and diapers, 5 million VND is not necessarily enough. Currently, this topic is still the focus of discussion on social networks.
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