I'm an only child, which means I have no siblings. What about you?
oh interesting! Do you like it? I have a brother!
Not really, I wanted someone to play with growing up. Throughout history it was uncommon to be an only child.
I agree, it's important! I feel like in the past people focused more on having a bigger family with more siblings.
That's true. The proportion of families with only children in the U.S. increased during the Great Depression.
I see! That must have been the turning point in history! Also, I think different countries have more children.
to the country.
From 1979 to 2015, the one-child policy in the People's Republic of China restricted most parents to having only one child, although it was subject to local relaxations and individual circumstances (for instance when twins were conceived).
Families may have an only child for a variety of reasons, including: personal preference, family planning, financial and emotional or physical health issues, desire to travel, stress in the family, educational advantages, late marriage, stability, focus, time constraints
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