For adults ages 50 and older without children, pressure to have kids was more likely to come from family and society than from friends or partners | Pew Research Center

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July 22, 2024

3. Relationships and caregiving among adults without children

For adults ages 50 and older without children, pressure to have kids was more likely to come from family and society than from friends or partners

For adults ages 50 and older without children, pressure to have kids was more likely to come from family and society than from friends or partners

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For adults ages 50 and older without children, pressure to have kids was more likely to come from family and society than from friends or partners