When were the first only children?

The first batch of only children were 1976. China began to implement the one-child policy in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Many demographers take 1976 as the starting point of "the first generation of only children" in their research. Since then, the oldest of the only children born under the policy has passed the age of no doubt. Some scholars estimate that 20 15-2050 is the key period for a large number of parents of only children in China to enter old age.

Benefits of the only child

For the average family, the only-child family has less pressure on life, is relatively well-off, receives a good education, receives more training time from parents, constantly urges parents to learn and improve themselves, and gets more care and love from their families. The only child has more confidence in life and study. In policy, parents enjoy government subsidies and rewards every year. After the only child gets married, one spouse can have a second child without paying a fine.