Should I have children? Join The Conversation for a live panel discussion in London

By Grace Allen, Education and Young People Editor
Avery Anapol, Commissioning Editor, Politics + Society

Should I have children? This is one of the toughest questions many of us in our 20s and 30s will ask ourselves in life, and answering it looks different for everyone.

In articles published over the next few weeks, our Quarter Life series will explore the many factors that influence the choice of whether or not to have children – from fertility, to climate change, to the cost of living, and societal pressures. At the end of the month, join us for a live, in-person panel discussion featuring academic…

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