baby & kid-friendly designed

[keannu]

Source : My own writing practice

1. My city is baby & kid-friendly designed cuz there are many young couples in the city who breed babies.

2. My city is well-designed for babies & kids cuz there are many young couples in the city who breed babies.

3. My city is kindly designed for babies & kids cuz there are many young couples in the city who breed babies.

Which would be the best option among these?

[SoothingDave]

1. Number 2 is the best wording.
2. "Breeding" is about animals, not people.
3. "Cuz" is not a word.

[keannu]

1. Number 2 is the best wording.
2. "Breeding" is about animals, not people.
3. "Cuz" is not a word.

Would this be OK?
My city is well-designed for babies & kids 'cause there are many young couples in the city who raise babies.
So does only "cause" work, not "cuz" and "cus" in spoken English in terms of spellings?

[emsr2d2]

In writing, unless you are reporting speech, use "because". We use neither "cuz" nor "cus" in BrE. In brief messages (texts, WhatsApp etc), you'll see "cos".

[keannu]

I meant it in colloquial English, so the only choice seems to be 'cause.

[GoesStation]

I meant it in colloquial English, so the only choice seems to be 'cause.

Why do you want to write colloquial English? You should master the formal version first.

Your sentences suggest that young people raising children cause the city to be well-designed. That's not logical.

[keannu]

Why do you want to write colloquial English? You should master the formal version first.

Your sentences suggest that young people raising children cause the city to be well-designed. That's not logical.

This can be a speech script version, not mainly targeted at reading, so 'cause can be proper.
And some new city's structure can be friendly with some specific age group.

[jutfrank]

I meant it in colloquial English, so the only choice seems to be 'cause.

Don't write that, keannu.

This way of writing the word is okay only if you are transcribing the speech of somebody who speaks like that, such as in dialogue.

It should not be used in writing.

[jutfrank]

This can be a speech script version, not mainly targeted at reading, so 'cause can be proper.

keannu—please do not try to teach us how to use English.

Your sentence is obviously not part of a script, is it? You are doing writing practice.

[SoothingDave]

You can simply say there are a lot of young people with children.