In Poland less and less children are born. In 2024, the least of them came in 200 years. The data is alarming. And although all the politicians in the election run keep saying they'll do anything to change it, nothing comes out of it. The situation did not change first 500, and now 800 plus, nor the surcharge for nursery and kindergarten. We late described the communicative of our reader, who stated that the problem of specified a situation is... deficiency of housing.
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The average household in Poland cannot afford to buy an flat that would let to rise 2 children in good conditions. Firstly, the prices of these apartments are horrendous and inaccessible, secondly, the number of premises built with this layout is negligible
- wrote in a letter to the editorial board of the kid Mr. James (name changed). In his opinion, it is precisely the deficiency of appropriate local conditions that is the main reason for the lower fertility rate in our country. "In my opinion, in order for the 2+2 model to be more popular, parents should be able to have an flat that will meet the needs of the household for now and for the future" - he said. All: They don't start families due to the fact that they can't afford an apartment. "I can't imagine the baby doesn't have his own room." His letter sparked a discussion among netizens who had differed on the subject.
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Internet users divided. "Every excuse is good"
Under our article and on Facebook, netizens began to exchange their views on whether the housing situation actually affects whether more/less children are born in our country. any thought that if individual didn't want to start a family, everything would be an obstacle to him.
Just making excuses. Just say you don't want kids, that's all.
- wrote 1 of the commentators. "Every excuse is good if you don't want to have children," "I didn't have my own area and I live" - added another.
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Some people claimed that people utilized to have it easier, at least erstwhile it comes to housing. "In the 1970s, these and 80s apartments were free and standing empty waiting for young... From those years, it's the top demographic... So it's not just about values in life and how young people want to spend their lives." However, there were besides those who had a completely different opinion and reminded how many another difficulties our grandparents and great-grandparents faced, which is frequently forgotten. They pointed out that despite little facilities and little support, they frequently did well.
I wonder how my great-grandmother raised 8 children without electricity, including a future doctor, a scientist - most with pre-war graduation... Without 800 plus, families to aid and run their own diner and shop
– commented 1 of the net users, but another concluded that hard times raised strong people, and good times rise the weak.
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