Children of Divorced Parents Are More Likely to Remain Childless and Have Fewer Children than Children of Continuously Married Parents.
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der Standard DEAccording to a new analysis, people whose parents have divorced have less offspring, but the context is controversial.
The separation of parents influences the later family planning of their children. An investigation of 1.75 million people shows that divorce children have fewer offspring. Researchers also suspect that they know the possible reasons.
The later the divorce took place in childhood, the later they got their first child, the researchers say.
If you grow up as a child with divorced parents, you tend to enter into shorter partnerships and have fewer children.
Divorce children get fewer and fewer children than peers from stable marriages. Researchers see this as a factor that has so far not been considered enough for falling birth rates. Divorce children get fewer and fewer children than peers from stable marriages. Researchers see this as a factor that has so far been neglected for falling birth rates. Divorce in Europe and North America is no longer an exceptional case.In Switzerland, too, it has in…
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