Families more stable not less study finds
A private study by the Population Reference Bureau argues that 1990s family patterns show more stability than a decade earlier. The baby boom generation aging, women in the workforce, and shifts in marriage and divorce shape this trend, with two-parent families and smaller, two-child norms becoming common.
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