"Having a child appears on the list of projects alongside traveling to India or buying a car": Santiago Gerchunoff explains how children became things

Santiago Gerchunoff explores the contemporary perception of children, arguing that having a child has become treated as a lifestyle project comparable to traveling to India or purchasing a car, effectively transforming children into consumer goods or objects.

In his writings, Gerchunoff also critiques modern parenting habits, highlighting school parents' WhatsApp groups as the most obscene example of the infamous customs modern parents use to hinder their children's growth.