There's never a perfect time to have a baby — but 2025 is looking pretty tough

Fuente: Business Insider

Tyler Le/BITariffs are raising the costs of everything from strollers to cribs. Worries of a recession might make some prospective parents want to hold off on having kids. If you already feel like you're in a financial tight spot, it might be good to wait — if you can.

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