Author Summary
A recent survey reveals that South Korean parents of twins endure much greater childcare and financial pressures compared to single-child families, highlighting unique family challenges. (148 characters)
Key Findings
Parents raising twins in South Korea experience substantially heavier childcare responsibilities than those with one child. This burden stems from the doubled demands of caring for two infants simultaneously. Financial strains also intensify, as costs for essentials like formula, diapers, and medical care multiply.
The study, reported from Seoul on November 24, underscores these ongoing struggles for twin families.
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