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Empty cradle: Declining birth rate in the Philippines | ANC Once known for large families, the Philippines is moving towards a future with fewer children. What could be driving the change?
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This 2014 campaign works.

Sino ba naman di mauumay, breadwinner na ng magulang at grandparents, minsan makikiride pa mga kapatid, titos/titas, at nga pinsan. Di ka naman kasama sa paggawa ng mga bata, biglang may mga pag-aaralin at pakakainin ka bigla. Drained na bago pa magka-anak ng sarili.

The only child I will raise in this economy is my inner child 🤪

Finally progress in Philippines. Its stupid to think why would you have kids given the economic condition. Not to mention, you can enjoy your life more. There is one life to live and its absurd you choose to suffer raising kids if you cant afford yet

saw a video and i can't help but struck it on this video/post. "Do you know how badly you have to abuse a mammal to keep it from wanting to reproduce?" sums up Philippines as well

economic uncertainty, unsecured growth and stability, and becoming too expensive to raise and support children education and personal development

If you can bring the jeepney fare back to P1.50, I'll reconsider.

In this economy? Myghaaad, who would want stress, burden, and struggle raising multiple kids with a minimum wage that can't even cover one's food, housing, electricity, and water bill, let alone a family of 3 or more.

Also, with the kind of government we have, if we cannot migrate to other countries, we would rather not bear children that would experience or carry the hardship of being a Filipino.

Well, our population needs to decrease anyway. For a small country, we are too populous.

Is traditional media really fear mongering population decline now?? LMFAO! 🤣 puhlease.. i ain't worried at all...

If you do a bit of research, it's a global problem. Humanity is in danger of population collapse.

it's ok we're all gonna die soon because of climate change anyway. PH will probably be submerged underwater first because of global warming 🙃 ageing population, slowing economy, rising taxes, yeah sure! it's already happening now, and even before birth rate started declining.

Sa taas ng bilihin at sa baba ng sahod while being forced to finance every day expenses for elderly parents, grandparents, mga pinaalagang anak ng mga iresponsableng kapatid / kamag anak, sino ba namang matinong tao ang gugustuhin na mag anak?

Sa Singapore kapag nanganak ka suportado ng gobyerno bibigyan ka pa ng pera dito sa Pinas pa pahirapan yung pamilya mamuhay

Inflation. Almost everything is taxed. They're making our savings and income smaller and smaller.

In this economy? In this climate? It almost feels irresponsible for me to do so.

Walang jowa. Mahal magpalaki ng bata.

Wala pa kong anak pero naawa na ko sa bata. Kawawa siya tapos pasira na yung mundo na gagalawan niya. Ang OA na ng init pag summer, ang lala ng baha sa konting ambon. Wag na lang

I have a daughter, 2 nieces and 4 nephews. I asked them if the will have kids in the future since their ages are between 24-29 already except for a niece that’s 17. Only 1 niece and 1 nephew said yes. The rest said DINK (Double Income, No Kids) na lang daw sila!

In this economy Hah! Puta kakainin lang ng mga bwaya future nila. To be able to comfortably raise children is a luxury. Fix the system if you want a future

There is no such thing as declining birthrate in the Philippines. The highly populated Class D&E Filipino make up for early teenage pregnancies. Poverty makes one malibog.

It's hard to have kids on your own if you're a breadwinner of your family.

Why are you marketing this like it’s a bad thing? We’re already extremely overpopulated and our economy is terrible. We should be celebrating this decline

The better question is which demographic shows a decline in birth rate - upper, middle or lower class?

let it decline more! LIFE IS HARD IN THE PHILIPPINES AND THIS IS THE RESULT

Retard pinoys in comments still think overpopulation is a problem. It's actually bad management. Underpopulation is actually the looming threat. It isnt impossible to have both high hdi & dense population Once underpopulation crisis starts, ur fucked in ur senior years

Im an only child in a middle class family with 32 cousins 7 aunts and 4 uncles, I've experienced having to eat rice and sugar as my daily meal, I've seen the struggles of this country's failing economy. Bringing a child into this world without the means to raise it is torture

In this kind of economy?! Who would even want a child when we can only feed ourselves! I wouldn’t want my children to starve and struggle! That would be soooo selfish and irresponsible. I’d rather be the only one struggling than let my children suffer!

are we deadass asking this question

To quote what I read somewhere online, "if you're gonna have kids in today's economy, it's either you're fucking rich or fucking stupid"

take a look at our government and you’ll have the answer

What could be driving the change? Really? Do you have your ask? Isn’t it so obvious?
