Quote by Margaret Mead

Instead of needing lots of children, we need high-quality children.

Instead of needing lots of children, we need high-quality ch

Summary

This quote suggests that rather than focusing on having a large number of children, it is more important to prioritize raising children who are well-rounded, educated, and prepared for success in life. It implies that quality matters more than quantity and highlights the importance of investing time, resources, and effort into the proper development and upbringing of children. The quote encourages a shift in mindset towards valuing the quality of upbringing over the number of offspring.

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By Margaret Mead

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