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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There's lots of data that covid lowered fertility rates overall but there was a baby boom among the UMC+. [b]Suddenly life was slower and more manageable for so many - why not have another baby if you're just hanging out at home[/b]. Also lots of research on how larger families have once again become a status symbol [/quote] We realized that we were never going to have that supportive, family-focused extended network that some of our peers have and that I think we used to think was something our families would do as well. [/quote] I have a local network of close relatives, but I still don't know how families manage to juggle 3 kids with 2 careers. Perhaps it's because everyone in my network works full-time. The parents I know with 3 kids and 2 full-time careers who don't seem stressed out have a set of grandparents living with them in the same home.[/quote]
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