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r/Natalism

8,353 subscribers
This is a Reddit for people interested in discussing Natalism.

This reddit is designed to be pro-natalist.

Other related subreddits: /r/demographics, /r/overpopulation, /r/childfree, /r/parenting, and /r/economics.

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"The divide is not between Republican and Democrats or liberals and conservatives—it’s between those who regard children as a blessing and those who view them as, at best, a burden."

Notice: This subreddit is not actively monitored, so the posts here are only a small subset of what exists on reddit.

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to r/Natalism by Background_Big7157
1 month ago
Men and Natalism
to r/Natalism by IDontKnowMyUsernameq
1 month ago
Why Isn't the Birth Rate Talked About More By Politicians? (USA)
to r/Natalism by WalkingOnSunshine83
1 month ago
Should We Get Pregnant Younger?
to r/Natalism by SammyD1st
1 month ago
The Men Who Sabotage Women's Fertility
to r/Natalism by gilligansisle4
3 months ago
How can we implement reasonable natalist policies?
to r/Natalism by EPGFFA
4 months ago
Subreddit for meeting people who want to have kids?
to r/Natalism by GlorytoINGSOC
3 months ago
its actualy insane to see a happy family and go like "i hope the kids were dead"
to r/Natalism by Moisomik
3 months ago
Most "Natalists" in this sub cant be classified as Natalist.
to r/Natalism by seltzr
3 months ago
America’s premier pronatalists on having ‘tons of kids’ to save the world: ‘There are going to be countries of old people starving to death’
to r/Natalism by jadedaslife
3 months ago
Do the regulars of this sub generally have the same definition for natalism? If so, what is it?
to r/Natalism by FunkOff
3 months ago
Discussion: How do you think and talk about having children? How do you discuss natalism?
to r/Natalism by FatherlyOne
4 months ago
Eliminating child support in favor of subsidies to encourage men to not fear fatherhood