Dual Income,
No Kids
In the Philippines, being childfree, especially as part of a DINK (Dual Income, No Kids) lifestyle, is becoming increasingly visible. Still, in a society where traditional family structures and Catholic values hold strong influence, choosing not to have children is often seen as unconventional.
Prevalence of choosing
Childfree
single Filipinos are considering a child-free lifestyle. Many of those values the freedom to pursue personal goals and aspirations.
(according to a survey by Bumble and Milieu Insights)
decrease in registered births in the Philippines period January toSeptember 2024 in comparison to the same period in 2023.
(according to Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA))
of women being more likely to be interested in a DINK relationship than 55% of men.
(according to a survey by Bumble and Milieu Insights)
stated that they value the freedom to travel and pursue hobbies without the constraints of childcare, while 56% prioritize career advancement. and personal goals.
(according to a survey by Bumble and Milieu Insights)
Why do Filipinos choose to be
Childfree
Testimonials
Crisha
Ella
Anna and Raffy
Jeneeva and Roni
Financial
Many feel they cannot afford the time, money, or emotional labor required to raise children.
Personal upbringing
Traumatic or difficult childhoods influence some to break the cycle.
Goals and desires
They prioritize career, travel, mental health, and personal growth.
Ecological Concerns
Overpopulation, climate anxiety, and unstable governance also factor in.
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