In Raising A Child.

There's always mixed feelings about pregnancy. For a young married couple, who were in desperate want of a child, when the stick turns pink, there is great joy in the news. However, when you're 16, the emotions are little different. No matter what the case or scenario is, we can all conclude that having and raising a child can cost money. That money, has to go different ways. This snapshot argues that education is the largest expense in raising a child, therefore making it an important priority. It also argues that food and household products share equal importance to it as well.
The largest bill, and perhaps the most important one, that comes when raising a child is of course their education. It's what makes your child. Sometimes, the cost can be as simple as going to a private instead of public school, which can be over ten thousand dollars a year. Other times, it can be supporting them when they go off to college. Parents often think of education as being a top priority, because simply they don't want their children to not get the education that they need so that they can avoid a fate similar to their parents. That's why they start savings funds for college, so that their children can grow up and be successful and support themselves the ways that they can not. This theory proves why education was the most spent when raising a child.
Another top one was food. Food is something that children need to grow and become strong. Most importantly, however, it's important to eat the right foods that have the right nutrients, so that they can become big and strong. Those foods are often very expensive. However, you can not survive with out food, so that's a top priority for children, and adults in general. This cost is so heavy, because the healthier foods tend to be more expensive then the not so healthy choices. Parents typically want to give their children not only nutrition, but food and general, so that they can develop healthy eating habits, and survive.
The final one was housing. A house, or somewhere to live, is important because children need to feel safe, and warm at night. Houses do this. By providing a roof over their head, you are providing them a safe haven, a place to lie their heads at night, and a place to feel safe.
Overall, raising a child is expensive. Obviously, there is more expense then listed here, but these ones, the top ones are the top ones needed to raise a child.