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Germans Delay Parenthood
Germany recorded around 654,000 births in 2025, the lowest figure since 1946, while the fertility rate fell to 1.32 children per woman. This comes amid a growing number of people choosing to remain child-free or postpone having children. The report links the trend to economic and social crises since 2021, rising rents and inflation, fears of war, changing personal aspirations, and growing societal expectations of parents. A study expects the decline to continue, with the number of women aged 25 to 39 projected to fall by 10.2% by 2035 compared with 2025. Experts are calling for greater support for families and expanded childcare to address the impact on pensions and healthcare.
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