¡Bebés NO, padres SÍ! ¿Por qué importa la natalidad?
12 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker reflects on the global decline in birth rates, noting that the average number of children per woman fell from nearly five in the 1950s to about 2.3 today, with extreme lows such as South Korea’s 0.7. While acknowledging the common concern that low fertility threatens economies and pension systems, the speaker proposes a shift in the debate: instead of asking whether we need more babies, the focus should be on the quality of parenting and the broader societal implications of a "baby bust".











