Why are we having fewer children?
The New Statesman | UK politics and culture
Exploring Fertility Trends and Societal Challenges
This chapter investigates the various strategies employed by countries to boost fertility rates, revealing a gap between policy intentions and real-world outcomes. It delves into the societal pressures and personal dilemmas surrounding parenthood, emphasizing the ambivalence and high standards that influence the decision to start a family. The discussion highlights the evolving nature of family planning in a global context, addressing the complexities of modern relationships and the diverse motivations for having children.
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