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0:59Now PlayingRaising a child in the United States is becoming more expensive than ever, with new reports showing the average cost now exceeding $300,000 over 18 years.
In this breakdown, rising inflation, regional cost differences, and housing pressures are all driving the price of parenting higher than most families expect. States like Hawaii, Maryland, and Massachusetts rank among the most expensive, while parts of the South remain significantly lower in comparison.
Since 2023 alone, costs are reported to have jumped nearly 27–30%, raising serious questions about affordability, family planning, and the future of the middle class.
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