r/Natalism↗
Natalism: the belief that promotes human reproduction
This is a Reddit for people interested in discussing Natalism. This subreddit is pro-natalist. Other related subreddits: /r/demographics, /r/overpopulation, /r/childfree, /r/parenting, and /r/economics. ... "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."
22k subscribers491 posts / mo in Sep 2026267 authors / mosince 2012
r/Natalism has 22k members (+48% over the last 12 months). It gets about 491 posts a month from 267 people. Top topics: Fertility Rates Trends, Antinatalism Discourse and Antinatalism.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Fertility Rates Trends8.3%
- Antinatalism Discourse1.5%
- Antinatalism1.5%
- Antinatalism & Natalism0.9%
- Antinatalism Debate0.6%
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- Substack
- ScienceDirect
- Statista
- CDC
- NBER
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