Potential Mothers May Not Spark Postwar Baby Boom
Washington AP reports that children of the postwar baby boom are entering childbearing years but experts doubt a surge like the earlier boom. Most say many women plan two children, yet postponement and social changes may limit growth. demographers differ on whether fertility will rise yet warn even small changes could alter population and social service needs.
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