Why Birthrates Are Falling

The article discusses the decline in U.S. birth rates, emphasizing that it is driven more by women’s limited access to supportive infrastructure and the demanding expectations placed on mothers than by a reluctance to have children. It highlights how policies like unpaid leave and high childcare costs create economic barriers to motherhood, especially after experiences such as preterm birth. The piece argues that society's focus on encouraging higher birthrates overlooks the need for fundamental support systems, and it questions whether the country has done enough to deserve women’s motherhood under current conditions.

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