Milk Crisis: The Hidden Cost of Having Kids in 2025

Milk Crisis: The Hidden Cost of Having Kids in 2025

So, I just went to the grocery store to grab a gallon of milk for my toddler—because, you know, that’s what toddlers drink. But guess what? No whole milk to be found anywhere.

Why? Well, turns out the FDA stopped testing milk this week, causing a panic buy of all the gallons of whole milk—because that’s what babies drink, right?

Now, every mother of a toddler is scrambling to find something that is both affordable and safe for their kids. My only option? $6 organic milk, every five days.

Now, I know to some people, $6 isn’t much. But for regular people, every little thing adds up.

And here's the kicker: To make sure the milk is 100% safe, people are recommending ultra-pasteurized organic milk. And guess what? That’s the most expensive option.

We’ve got the government offering $5,000 per woman to have babies, but they’re making it way more expensive to actually take care of those kids.

Something’s seriously wrong with this picture.