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No need having kids while in university. I mean who would want to do that. In the part of the world where i am from, Education is expensive and you hardly get scholarship. Adding kids to the already pressing challenges is just unreasonable

Very good thank

Great post thanks for sharing :)

No, do not have kids before you have a steady job. It is not that it is impossible but it will make life more difficult by a factor of x10

excellent post @amiramnoam

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Ahh, definitely no need to rush in such situation.  There would be many lifestyle changes that would probably make it harder to study. All those slepless nights because of a baby crying all night. The level of focus and concentration would definitely reduce when it comes to performance in the university.
Like I've said, no need to rush something as big as this.

thank you for sharing this very good info my friend .. i am very much awaited attention
people who are there .. hopefully they will all work enough to membiyayai his family .. thank you once again friend  @amiramnoam

Yes, Perfect 
>Have children?
It can wait for the university degree; the kids are not going anywhere.

Every couple must do a well-structured child plan

Though In my country living cost is less, 
### But One must be well prepared to take responsibilities of a child regarding financially and mentally as well

my opinion, not everyone can live easily around the edges, due to lower income in the suburbs, so is spending on his case is different in the Center, which has economic faster rounds even though spending is also great.
If we observe, we must do a side business and save money is the way to adjust this problem.
thanks @amiramnoam

@amiramnoam , i will prefer having a child before regular job because if you wait, you will be getting older and there is this joy you get seeing your child grow up while you are still young.

But are there schools in this place because children need schools and amusement parks?
Are there any elements of life for children?

excellent post sir...

I think is typical problem for all the world... 😊

Amazing

thank you friends have shared the post, may you success is always friends

Giving us an insight if Israeli culture is amazing..Brother you are doing great

I think its better to wait for a job first. Every child dreams of comfortable life, and once we have a job we can give our children all the comforts. And in turn children can proudly say, this is my mum/dad .

> Indeed... Get a degree and be successful first before you settle down... You should think also about the consequences of your actions . It's not only for your own good but also for your children in the future. Don't live just for today but live for tomorrow. ☺️.

Education in my country is cheaper than what you have stated. Thank you for the post it is really helpful. 

נשמע מאוד מקצועי. רק שהחיים הם מה שקורה בזמן שעושים תוכניות

Well, I think there are enough children on our planet. Let's take the responsibility of the existing ones instead of giving birth to new babies. There are many hungry, poor kids out there; adopting a kid looks like a better option. (In my humble opinion)

Children can wait. The reason is that they need to be sustained with resources that are basically are needed. We are talking about basic necessities like food, shelter, clothing, shelter and medical. These can can only be catered for when your employed.

in my country if you are not earning enough you will not get a wife !
childrens are very far

In my opinion you have to work in base to have a house,car and get a solid 
financial state after that you can think about have a wife and after that a child, in my case i just want to have a wife but not children because i think we are too many in this world and there are a lot of helpless children that need support and i prefer use money to help 30 childs than just one. Regards

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Nice post, thanks for sharing

Well what i notice is in Europe at least we all do university .. more or less...but many do study..living with parents or getting shitty jobs which make studying even more hard...after you kinda have troubles finding a job...then if you have one..you get a loan for 20 or more years ...i know you can even get for 30 years...can you imagine 30 years...uauu..put a child on top...and thats it...you work till you die...so at the end you enjoy your own house for 5 years..bcs well i can not imagine...a life of work is good for you..but humans still do it...over and over again

When I was in my early twenties, a friend of mine was the first person within my circle of friends to have a baby. I asked her what it was like.

"Dan, I'm going to tell you something, and you're going to say you understand. Hell, you may mean it, but you won't understand."
"Huh! What?"
"Once you have a baby, nothing in your life will -- ever -- be -- the -same."
"Yeah, I know what . . . "
"NO! You THINK you understand, but . . . trust me, you don't."

It is important to prepare financially before having a child to will not turn  this grace into a curse..

My own take on this is that...... One should just pray to God for guidance. Because in my own country .......... Ladies will try and see that you are fit before any proposal of such but the leaders here are not helping .......... No future for young people so you decide on what to do when you fill like ........ Education here is hell too but just with carefulness you know what to do in the process of child bearing if any

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I have been living here in Israel for seven years.I take medecines. The medical system is MUCH better and cheaper here than in the STATES where I am from. Dental care is rediculously expensive here. I haven't had any dentalcare at all here in six years.

I have been married for 5 years now and I have been a student ever since. I live in a country that is economically unstable. I have one child, and one due in 5 weeks. Some may say that it is not sensible and it will never work out. I found the right person at a young age. I don't believe in cohabitation before marriage. We either had to wait, or get married. We did, and let me tell you... I will not change it for anything in the world. We have a relationship that is beyond what any car, house, job or money could have bought. It has not been a plain sailing relationship by any stretch of the imagination, but the life skills and lessons we've learned are priceless. Things just worked out. If you both are willing to literally leave your heart on the table and work at it like you have never before, you can make it work. Our faith and commitment in God, and each other is what makes it work for us. Soon we will be qualified and earning big bucks. Our plan is to seek out people who are like we were, and help them. Humans are capable of a lot more than we think. Throw you in a tough situation, and you will most likely be able to make it work.

My suggestion is as follows:
1. Discuss your plan with your spouse & decide how soon both of you would like to have a child. Consider the time & financial commitments needed.

2. If you decide to proceed, start to set aside some money for the initial expenses. Inform both sets of parents of your plans & request for help if needed when you need it.

3. Plan, Budget, Spend & Save.

In Singapore, young people face similar challenges to start their families:

1. It is a challenge to get a house since prices are high and they are not easily available BUT many young people may start off by living with their parents to save money and to get support from their parents and their domestic helpers.

2. Education is also expensive and competitive. There is a lot of competition for places in our universities from talented foreign students. University education is of a high quality. In fact, the National University of Singapore & the Nanyang Technological University are highly rated in Asia.

3. Owning your own car is ridiculously expensive - more than 4 times as expensive in the developed world! BUT there is good quality public transport at reasonable costs - trains, buses, taxis & Uber.

Most young Singaporeans complete their studies & start work before they start their families. I believe the median age of getting married & starting families is 28 years.

I wish you all the best with your decisions. Life does not have a rule book.

It is great to have children when you are young enough to play with them but stress and studies would make that impossible. We expected to have kids right after marriage but it was seven years later. We didn't plan for that but found those seven years made us wise to take care of the children we have. Yes... they are a blessing and bearing the blessing is our responsibility so if we are not ready we need to wait but not too long. 

Blessings and peace to you @amiramnoam

life too expensive :(

I don't think I've payed for anything beyond books and notebooks during my time as a student in my country. The quality of education might however be hurt by the fact that it is essentially state funded. Private schools here are  the ones looked down upon as lower quality education on the other hand.

That's pretty good sum of salary. Imagine working here in the Philippines an average employee earn $5.00 a day. While the basic is based on USD since almost all product sold in the market are imported.

Children are a blessing, over here i have seen quite a number of persons who got married not because they are have the "regular" job nor the financial stability, but because they think it is time and are ready. So in a nutshell, to be mentally ready is not exactly a bad idea. Food, clothing and shelter will come mysteriously. Take the birds of the air and the lilies of the fields. I like your post though.