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Both parents have to work, if you want to increase birth rates then you can't force everyone to be a dual income family. You'll notice that all the high birth
by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Both parents have to work, if you want to increase birth rates then you can't force everyone to be a dual income family.
You'll notice that all the high birth rates are with single income family structures.
- paddim8 3y agoIn Sweden you get 480 days of parental leave and heavily subsidized daycare. Both parents can have jobs without issues
- thsksbd 3y agoSo a year and a half. Every large family I know ( and I know very many, very large families) are single income or the mom works at the school.
- johnnymorgan 3y agoHe didn't even make a point, just gave us a fact about their social support programs. Clearly paternal leave doesn't fix the core problem since it's been there, and grown, over the entire time the birth rate has fallen. It doesn't even make sense to do it unless both parents have exceptional careers, and most people just have mundane jobs.
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- WD40forRust 3y agoNot good enough. It is not for daycare and The State to raise your children while you're echoing poetically down the halls of Coincidence Inc...