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In the News

Only child families are becoming increasingly prevalent around the world, and there is a rolling list of news pieces to prove it.

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Here, we share links to articles that focus on this much-talked-about topic.

The Wild + Well Podcast (Canada) - One and Done with the Only Hearts Club founder Jacqueline Stein

More and more parents are choosing to have one child. 

Is this you? 

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If it is, you will love the chat I have with Jacqueline Stein on this episode of the Wild + Well podcast. But it is a chat worth listening to, even if you have more than one child.

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Feat. Clinical Pyschologist Dr. Hilary Claire and Jacqueline Stein, Founder of the Only Hearts Club

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Maclean's Magazine (Canada) - The Rise of the One-and- Done Family

Many Canadian couples are having just one kid. Why a declining birth rate spells trouble for the country’s future.

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By Courtney Shea

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BBC Science Focus (UK) - The great ‘only child’ myth: Why having no siblings will soon be a huge advantage

Stereotypes paint only children with a number of negative traits, but research points to a much more positive outcome.

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By Alex Hughes

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The Atlantic (US) - Why Are People Weird About Only Children?

“Onlies” don’t seem to be any worse off than kids with siblings. So why do stereotypes about them persist?

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By Chiara Dello Joio

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The Globe and Mail (Canada) - In uncertain times, more parents are choosing to have only one child

Jen Dalton, seated beside husband Chris, hugs their daughter, Nora, at their home in Sudbury. Ms. Dalton started a 'One and Done Parenting' account on Instagram to share stories with other families that are happy with a single child.

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By Zosia Bielski

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BBC (UK) - The rise of 'one-and-done' parenting

Among social and economic considerations, more parents are foregoing siblings, choosing to stop at one child.

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By Amanda Ruggeri

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