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Remember that pandemic baby boom some thought we'd see about nine months after coronavirus lockdowns swept across the US?


Well, as experts predicted, so far it seems to be shaping up to be more of a baby bust.
New data released by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics on Wednesday doesn't paint the full picture, but it gives us a glimpse of what's going on. The birth rate in the United States fell in the last quarter of 2020, decreasing significantly -- more than 6% -- from the same time period the previous year.



That's notable because the data includes December 2020, the first month when most babies born would have been conceived after the start of the pandemic. A more detailed breakdown of government birth data also shows the largest decline in births occurred in December.


US births continue to decline

New data on babies born in 2020 offers a glimpse into how the pandemic may have impacted already decreasing births in the United States. Births in December — the first month when most babies born were conceived after the start of the pandemic — were down almost 8% from December 2019.

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