Definitely an interesting take, but I can't help but think that valuing your children's education and upbringing is not just a fashion of our times, but somethi

Definitely an interesting take, but I can't help but think that valuing your children's education and upbringing is not just a fashion of our times, but something also universally noble. Certainly more noble than BMW's and Rolexes... (before someone points this out - I realize she doesn't say children are just a fad, but that's a "natural" inference from what she is saying, and I would argue it's wrong)