@simongerman600 I am skeptical of this data. Even a few outlier answers one way or the other could really skew this data if they are using means. Using median would be a better approach.
@chicfryrice Very dependent on the size of your family and the cost of living in your area. You also did not factor in the cost of transportation, taxes and insurance, repairs and upkeep, childcare/enrichment...With my family of 5 in Boston 4,000 a month disappears very quickly.
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@emilykmay Lol being two has got to be wild.
Btw idk if you heard of these things for traveling with littles. We have one and it was the best 200 bucks I've ever spent. https://t.co/mjsRJJLrvc
@DonovanBuilds This is the best thing...our son slept in his for over a year and we still use it when traveling or camping. Blocks out light and keeps the baby from looking at you (or a sibling) in the middle of the night.
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@SantiCorreaPhD We use Benchling in my biotech job. Not sure of the costs for academics but it's been a gamechanger for me. Very easy to link experiments and reagents together and allows for easy review. If you must have hand written notes you can always just upload a picture.
@khemaridh True for me. I would move out of the HCOL area I am in now to cheaper places near my family. Realistically I would keep working at something to keep from going crazy, but wouldn't have to.