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Relative differences in parenting time and fertility intention: evidence from China Family Panel Studies

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Empirical analysis examines how parenting time differences affect fertility intentions in couples, highlighting gender disparities.

Longer parenting time is associated with reduced fertility intentions, particularly among women.
Larger disparities in parenting time inhibit fertility intentions, especially for female partners.
The impact is partly due to weakened perceptions of family importance and emotional health.
The strongest inhibitory effect is found in western regions, emphasizing regional differences.

Zhong et al. (2025) studied this question.

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