U.S. Childlessness Surge Reflects Economic Fears and Societal Concerns
U.S. sees 5.7 million more childless women than expected, fueling a “demographic cliff” – it seems this is a stark reality hitting the country. The fact that the number of childless women has dramatically increased speaks volumes. It’s like a silent alarm, flashing red lights about the future.
The reasons for this shift are complex, but undeniably tied to the overall state of the world. Many feel that the economic climate plays a significant role. The cost of living has skyrocketed, and it’s becoming incredibly difficult to afford the basics, let alone the substantial financial commitment of raising a child. Childcare costs, for example, are often comparable to or even exceed the price of college tuition, making it a significant barrier for many families.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood