Baby cost vocabulary

5. A set amount paid for a healthcare appointment, service, or prescription.
6. Money received from working or other sources.
8. A cost usually paid only once, such as a crib, stroller, or car seat.
11. The amount paid regularly to keep health insurance active.
12. – Examining prices and features to find the best value.
13. Something necessary for a baby’s health, safety, or basic care.
14. A cost that can change from month to month, such as clothing or medical supplies.
16. The amount someone must pay before an insurance plan begins covering certain costs.
17. A cost that generally stays the same each month, such as rent or health insurance.
19. Money spent on a product or service.
20. Care provided for a child while a parent or guardian is working or unavailable.

1. Coverage that helps pay for medical care.
2. What someone gives up when choosing to spend money on something else.
3. Managing money carefully to meet a child’s needs.
4. Medical care received during pregnancy to monitor the health of the parent and developing baby.
7. A cost that happens regularly, such as diapers, formula, or childcare.
9. Medical expenses connected to labor, birth, and the hospital stay.
10. Money saved for unexpected expenses.
15. Something that may be helpful or enjoyable but is not required.
18. A plan for how money will be earned, saved, and spent.