America’s biggest cities are seeing a drastic decline in the number of kids
- The number of children under 18 living in major cities is down six percent in the past decade, compared with a one percent decline nationwide, according to the Wall Street Journal.
- The drop is even steeper among families with young kids — the number of children under 5 in big cities has fallen 15 percent, compared with a seven percent decline nationwide.
- It comes as the number of births in the U.
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- The number of children under 18 living in major cities is down six percent in the past decade, compared with a one percent decline nationwide, according to the Wall Street Journal.
- The drop is even steeper among families with young kids — the number of children under 5 in big cities has fallen 15 percent, compared with a seven percent decline nationwide.
- It comes as the number of births in the U.
Sources: The Independent