曾经火到发烫的"鸡娃经济"，如今面临着大崩溃。 据官方数据显示，K9线下学科类教培机构的数量，从12.4万个压缩至4932个，压减率达96%；且同期线上学科类教培机构从263个，压减至52个。 以前北京的培训机构，比咖啡店还多，现在走在街上，不少曾挂满"培优"招牌的门店，要么换了老板，要么贴着"转租"告示。 就连曾经被捧为"教育理想国"的国际学校，也扛不住了。 比如，深圳厚德学院、北京诺德安达学院，这些学校以前多吃香啊，就算20万的学费也不一定有名额。 但如今，深圳厚德书院拖欠租金1000多万，800名学生无处可去，连家长们预缴的学费都不一定能退回来； 北京诺德安达学院风雨飘摇，校方让学生转移到顺义校区，一杆子跑出去90多公里。 更甚者，连"鸡娃经济"的重中之重——学区房的"神话"也破了。 据数据显示，全国重点城市的学区房，成交量同比降了52%，价格跌幅普遍超15%。 总的来说，鸡娃经济的降温，并不是戛然而止的，这背后是家长们慢慢算清账、看清时代后，主动踩了刹车的结果。 更有教育专家表示，未来十年内，所谓的鸡娃现象基本会消失。 不管预测是否准确，但有一点可以肯定的是，未来，鸡娃只是少数人的游戏，而更多的孩子和 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that the "chicken baby economy" is showing signs of collapse, driven by a decline in investment returns and changing societal attitudes towards education and child-rearing [2][3][4] - The "chicken baby economy" has led to a significant increase in educational spending, with families prioritizing education over other expenses, making it a dominant expenditure category [5][7] - The collapse of the "chicken baby economy" is reflected in the closure of over 12,000 educational training institutions in 2024, with a 52% drop in transaction volume for school district housing in major cities [2][8] Group 2 - The investment return on education has decreased, with families facing high costs for raising children, averaging 485,000 yuan per child, and the cost of private schooling further increasing this burden [11][12] - The job market has shifted, with lower demand for high degrees, leading to a situation where even graduates with master's degrees struggle to find employment compared to those with lower qualifications [13][14] - The decline in the "chicken baby economy" is part of a broader economic cycle, similar to Japan's experience in the 1990s, where economic downturns led to a reevaluation of educational investments [19][21][23] Group 3 - The article suggests that the focus should shift from intensive educational investments to fostering children's character and well-being, which are seen as more sustainable long-term assets [24]