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For the year 2013, annual child-rearing expenses per child for a middle-income, two-parent family ranged from $12,800 to $14,970, depending on the age of the child. The report, developed by the USDA Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion (CNPP), notes that family income affects child-rearing costs.A family earning less than $61,530 per year can expect to spend a total of $176,550 (in 2013 dollars) on a child from birth up to age 18.he average cost of housing for a child up to age 18 is $87,840 for a middle-income family in the urban West, compared to $66,240 in the urban South, and $70,200 in the urban Midwest.
June 02, 1996 | From Times Staff and Wire Reports. U.S. families will spend a hefty average of $145,320 to feed, clothe, house and school a child born in 1995 to age 18, a federal report estimated. The figure was up 6.6% from the previous year. The annual cost of raising a child ranged from $7,610 to $8,710.Child-rearing expenditures were estimated to be highest in the urban West, an average $157,020, followed by $151,470 in the urban Northeast. The urban Midwest was the lowest at $136,830.A family in the urban South would spend $148,260.he annual cost of raising a child ranged from $7,610 to $8,710. Child-rearing expenditures were estimated to be highest in the urban West, an average $157,020, followed by $151,470 in the urban Northeast. The urban Midwest was the lowest at $136,830. A family in the urban South would spend $148,260.