Those with children: how much are you saving per child for college?

I put $100/month into a 529 for my 3 year old. I'll throw some extra in there every now and then as well.

It's not much right now, but I'm more focused on maxing out my retirements accounts before I really start throwing money in.

Nothing unfortunately. Putting all 5 through private school. They'll have to fend for themselves when it comes to college.

Assuming 25k a semester? Holy shite dude.

21 months and 1 month here. We have a plan to start a fund specific to college (E.g. 529) but haven't yet. Currently, we put away $200/month for each, with the goal to have between $40-50k for each of them when it's time. Jobs, scholarships, grants and/or loans will have to supplement. We will probably cover housing when the time comes as well.

Gotta make them work for it a little.

I have 3 left to go and one in college. I didn't put anything back for the one currently in college and it's hard every semester. However, I plan to save $100k per child for the 3 left. If any of them choose not to go dad has a nice windfall. I'm currently at $2,600/ month total for all three to reach the goal.

6yr old and 4yr old. We have about 10k in one 529 plan. We're hoping for some scholarship money and cash flow the rest. The house will be paid off in 9yrs which will make "pay as you go" easier.

$3-4K per kid per year in a 2030 target fund. Goal of 75-100k per kid. Hoping for scholarships.

My kids are 7 & 3 right now. Been funding a UTMA account for each of them with a few thousand since each was born. ($37k & $19k balance in each now)

Hope to continue substantial contributions until college.

3 kids. We started them each with a few thousand in a 529, then put about $200 per month each in the funds. As mentioned earlier, $25k per year for college would be cheap. And I understand that sentiment of "my pop didn't pay for my college, I worked my way through, a little debt never hurt anyone"... BUT a lot of debt has hurt a lot of folks. College costs aren't like they used to be, and to assume you can work while in college and cover the costs is a bit optimistic. I'm also not 100% confident TOPS will be there forever. Plus, maybe my kids will get to go to a better shcool than LSU?

None. gotta take care of the family first. Should have the disposable budget to cover it when the time comes. Hell, colleges may not even exist in 10 years.