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Yes, I hear that the Western are not upto the mark on birth rate. One big solution for it can be early marriage. I suppose the early the marriage is, the better the chances of more and healthy children. South East Asia is a big example of it. India is the largest country because until very recently child marriages (early marriages) have been very popular here, partly they still are in some communities.
late marriage and aversion to kids is a big problem in western countries
The Indian culture of combined family does never let children deprive of love and affection needed while growing up.
One of my cousins whose both parents died very, in fact monther died when he was born. He's now grown up, just started college this year. I don't think anyone ever let him feel for his father or mother. He's been the most loved one of everyone. My other uncle and aunt care for him more than their son.
that's a good culture, and could partly explain why indians have been so successful in america
Also people that co-habitate later in life seem to struggle to do so
Also, other than the out-of-wedlock oopsie, rare you'll find a couple that wished they waited longer to start having kids
21-25.
I argue for younger than is popular in western societies because I think delaying this decision is causing many people to delay the rest of their lives.