r/Natalism • u/rdh2dmd • 12h ago
r/Natalism • u/Njere • 1h ago
Japan Census Highlights Accelerating Population Decline
nippon.comr/Natalism • u/PotatoFarmer101020 • 4h ago
Secular People, why are you a natalist?
Since majority of natalist are religious anyways, why are you a natalist instead of antinatalist? Why do you think being a natalist is better for society? I am open to many answers as long as you do not mock my beliefs. Thanks!
r/Natalism • u/chota-kaka • 1d ago
Malaysia's live births down 4.5%, fertility rate at 1.5 children per woman in 2025 — official data
theedgemalaysia.comMalaysia recorded a 4.5% decline in live births in 2025, while the total fertility rate (TFR) fell to 1.5 children per woman, reflecting a continued downward trend in the country's birth rate.
According to statistics released by the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) on Thursday, 396,175 live births were recorded last year, down 18,743 from 414,918 in 2024.
r/Natalism • u/PunkPirate56364 • 14h ago
South Korea shifts focus from birthrate to quality of life with Korea's new population strategy
koreajoongangdaily.comr/Natalism • u/Le0nel02 • 1d ago
Why are Gen Z women becoming mothers less often?
galleryr/Natalism • u/Callirhoe10222 • 1d ago
Responsibilities of the Parent
Besides providing clothing, food, and shelter, what do you think the responsibilities of a parent are? I think the answers people give have probably evolved over the decades, and that’s why I think there’s been such a shift away from just reflexively having all the kids.
r/Natalism • u/rdh2dmd • 2d ago
South Korea Total Fertility Rate (2023 UN Projection VS Actual Trajectory as of July 2026)
r/Natalism • u/diacewrb • 2d ago
Forty percent of UK women delay having children because of work commitments
thehrdirector.comr/Natalism • u/Resident-Weekend-291 • 2d ago
Muslims fasting in Ramadan Vs. Fertility Rate in Kazakhstan
The Ramadan observance surveys were only conducted among the people who self identified as Muslim, thus excluding non-Muslim populations (conducted in 2022,2024,2025)
r/Natalism • u/MysteriousWolf1115 • 2d ago
What is your view on Super-Liberalism?
I coined the term to describe the PM of Hungary, Peter Magyar. He is pro-EU, anti-corruption, anti-immigration and pro-natalist. He wants better ties with the EU to unlock new funds, so that he can upgrade on Orban's already decent natalist policies. He is anti-immigration to prevent the rise of the far-right, maintain Hungarian cultural cohesion, law and order. He is pro-LGBT and promotes modern Christian values. Could this be a optimistic ideology to boost birth rates, by creating a big coalition of liberals and conservatives? You could also call it upgraded liberalism, or conservative liberalism.
r/Natalism • u/CuckooFriendAndOllie • 1d ago
This sub has new moderators, but anti-natalists are still the norm here.
As you know, we have new mods. However, anti-natalist content is still in the majority and getting upvoted more than natalist content. They are also cherry-picking 1 or 2 misogynists who comment in certain discussions and lying that the misogynists are the majority of the sub.
Can the mods starting banning the anti-natalist childfree regulars?
r/Natalism • u/rdh2dmd • 3d ago
South Korea has the world’s best paid paternity leave, study finds
humanresourcesonline.netr/Natalism • u/BrazilianFromTheYolk • 2d ago
We should find a way to deal with people who cannot either afford daycare, a nanny and cannot afford to be a stay at home parent, otherwise, they'll try to avoid having kids.
I'm just saying.
r/Natalism • u/Technical_Gain5430 • 2d ago
El problema de la baja natalidad no es más que un síntoma del colapso de un sistema donde por años primó la codicia y avaricia por sobre el bienestar de la población
(Spanish)
r/Natalism • u/works-in-progress • 4d ago
The Baby Boom wasn't caused by soldiers returning. The West has been below replacement fertility once before. Then came the Baby Boom. Understanding that boom may help us deal with today’s bust.
worksinprogress.cor/Natalism • u/Opinionated-person64 • 3d ago
In subs like these, why do people hate life so much?
From the replies alone you can see that these are just horrible people. Claiming that women who have children don’t “think”. Yet I bet 30 years down the line when they retire they will be so glad that they can because of the workforce being born today. It’s genuinely infuriating how they have a self righteousness that having children is selfish when in the long run it’s quite the opposite.
r/Natalism • u/BrianChing25 • 4d ago
Are the babies that are actually born as screwed as we think?
Personal example: my mother's dad had 7 siblings. Between those 7 siblings only 2 had kids, for a total of 3 children among the 7. What happened with the uncles and aunts died off? They had no one to leave their possessions to except my mom and her brother. So they inherited multiple houses which they had no use for and sold them at a combined profit of $2.5 million.
So for example while Korea's TRF is abysmal, is it really that bad for the few kids that are left? They will inherit assets from family who didn't have kids?
r/Natalism • u/ShanaC • 4d ago
For those peon who want to talk about Ultra Orthodox Jewish people and traditional lifestyles to increase the birth rate
timesofisrael.comAs further food for thought 30%-50% of modern/centrist/dati leumi type orthodox jews both in leave as well
Its why as sectors in the American jewish population they've remained a stable percentage of the total jewish population, and why the rate of growth for all orthodox types isn't exponential in israel. (and its slowing as the completed fertility rate for ultra orthodox and dati jewish people is starting to shrink from anecdotal evidence)