Price of baby (3yrs) and other needs, in Phil

[Mrs.JMajor]

Ah ok, so the baby is in PI, ok here it is Jed milk had the nice brand of milk GAIN when he was 3 yrs old and 1.7 kilos amounting 1000 and yes last nearly 10 days, and I help it by feeding him solid food as well, so I spend 10,000 php a month to Jed, include food, clothes and malling lol, so if your friend is trying to give the mother allowance for the baby 15k or £ 150 is more than enough for the baby, she wouldnt complain on that

[Tawi2]

Ah ok, so the baby is in PI, ok here it is Jed milk had the nice brand of milk GAIN when he was 3 yrs old and 1.7 kilos amounting 1000 and yes last nearly 10 days, and I help it by feeding him solid food as well, so I spend 10,000 php a month to Jed, include food, clothes and malling lol, so if your friend is trying to give the mother allowance for the baby 15k or £ 150 is more than enough for the baby, she wouldnt complain on that

15,000 pesos a month for one small three year old child how do people survive with 3-4-5 kids?

[Mrs.JMajor]

15,000 pesos a month for one small three year old child how do people survive with 3-4-5 kids?

Nice question Tawi, well that is where you can find the kids in the street begging for penny, and other level of life is like my neighbour, she stop the baby to drink milk just in 2-3 years and forced the baby to eat solid food or use the cheap alaska condensed milk, junk foods, that amount I said is base in what status I had in my life, since I am hard working and earning good money I can feed my baby and support them well, as you see Jed is healhty in my avatar

So for your question they hardly survive if the parents are both in minimum wage,

[joebloggs]

15,000 pesos a month for one small three year old child how do people survive with 3-4-5 kids?

a bit easier than here, little joe cost us with child care for 5 hrs aday, more than £500 a month

[Jay&Zobel]

a bit easier than here, little joe cost us with child care for 5 hrs aday, more than £500 a month

But Government here is so supportive (of course that's from Taxpayers' money, and this was tackled already in previous threads) unlike in the PI, you need to work hard, really hard just to earn for a living, any extras is just a bonus...

[joebloggs]

But Government here is so supportive (of course that's from Taxpayers' money, and this was tackled already in previous threads) unlike in the PI, you need to work hard, really hard just to earn for a living, any extras is just a bonus...

true, and I am a tax payer and receiver of tax creds, but what i get, will just cover the child care for little joe and not our little gal and every year what i get it tax creds is going down by a lot

what i meant was if i was in the phils one of the misses family (her aunt ) would be looking after little joe and our little gal. here we don't have anyone

[Jay&Zobel]

true, and I am a tax payer and receiver of tax creds, but what i get, will just cover the child care for little joe and not our little gal and every year what i get it tax creds is going down by a lot

what i meant was if i was in the phils one of the misses family (her aunt ) would be looking after little joe and our little gal. here we don't have anyone

Yeah, I know what you meant... we aren't eligible to claim tax-credits... But next year, we might be able to claim it (It's like better not to work unfair, isnt it?!)

Nannies are so cheap in the PI!!!

[Jay&Zobel]

15,000 pesos a month for one small three year old child how do people survive with 3-4-5 kids?

Philippines!!!