Teens foresee larger families with girls leading the trend
A survey of 697 American teenagers finds 48 percent have two children today, while girls favor larger families with four or more kids. Only 10 percent are only children, and most prefer shared rooms for privacy though borrowing among siblings is common. Jealousy among siblings is reported by 15 percent.
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