Buddha said that children are meant to be.

Buddha said that a child was born for three reasons, one was the money owed to the child by his parents in his previous life, the other was the money owed to his parents by the child in his previous life, and the third was to blame his family for being a child (see the Twelve Causes Classic for details). People only know that children who gamble and drink are resentful families, but they don't know that absolutism is overwhelming, and it is also a resentful family that delays the clan. People only know that children who have lost their families and humiliated their loved ones are complaining about their families, but they don't know that they are proud of their ancestors and complaining about their families. The world's struggle for property is nothing more than a calculation for future generations! Although there are too many children, what's the use of thinking? Life is tight, asking for it in vain. Therefore, those who take money from their eastern neighbors will spend it for their children. In the west, a man who takes money from his neighbors will spend it for his children. The days of the world are upside down, the days are imprisoned, and it is terrible not to drown or realize in the end.