"We are spending so much money just on essentials like groceries. It's hard to imagine giving a kid everything they could ever need or want."
"The ideal number of kids is more than they currently have, indicating a desire for larger families despite economic constraints."
The US birth rate has declined sharply, reaching a historic low as financial pressures compel millennials and Gen Z to postpone parenthood. Many Americans express a desire for more children, but rising costs related to childcare, groceries, and living expenses inhibit this. Surveys indicate a shift towards preferring larger families, with many stating three or more children as ideal, despite significant economic hurdles. This disconnect highlights a societal struggle between financial stability and family aspirations.
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