Geographies of Low Fertility in South Korea: Insights from the Everyday Geographies of Infants and Young Children

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The aim is to introduce a new perspective on low fertility in South Korea through the lens of infants' everyday geographies.
Review of literature on the everyday geographies of infants and young children.
Analysis of existing geographical patterns associated with low fertility.
Discussion of the implications for macro-level fertility policies.
Identified two key trends in infants' geography: separation from parental units and the influence of new materialism.
Positioned infants as critical actors in the discussion of low fertility, shifting perspectives from adult-centered approaches.
Proposed new geographical interpretations and policy implications for addressing low fertility in South Korea.

Explores low fertility geographies in South Korea, highlighting infants' everyday experiences and implications.

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박향기 (2026) studied this question.

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