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It cost about $500-$800 worth a year's supply of diapers for the first year.The next years may or may not cost more, the same, or less.
As any parent will know, those early food costs rise steadily through the years. By the time your child is toddling about the kitchen cooing for juice, the average yearly food cost is $1,140. By school age, youâre paying $1,465 annually and a pre-teen is setting you back $1,835 per year.But that all pales in comparison to the $2,400 cost per year of feeding a ravenous teen.The average difference per year was $1,570, but we split that amount in half since the majority of these couples had two children.â An additional $515 per year was tacked on to the clothing expenses of children up to age two for diapers, for a total annual cost of $1,300 all in.