Emma Reed
There was this idea at the beginning of the pandemic that lockdowns would lead to a major baby boom. With all the time stuck at home it seemed inevitable that people would be having more kids. But a its been a little more than a year, and that boom never came. So what happened? Well according to a new study, it was a combination of the pandemic itself and finances.
Why Younger Generations Arn’t Having Kids
How finances, the pandemic, and a changing culture are affecting the U.S. birthrate
