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Cousins are disappearing Is this reshaping the experience of childhood?

Canadian children have fewer cousins than previous generations a growing trend as the decreasing fertility rate causes extended families to narrow over time, sociologists and demographers say.

British columbiaUnited kingdomOlivia mckenzieRania tfailyYue qianDiego alburez gutierrezKate cornickPaul lancastleMargo hilbrechtNoelene lancastleCarleton universityResearch group on kinship inequalitiesUniversity of british columbiaVanier institute of the familyNorth deltaNational academy

Scientists Predict How Families Will Change by 2095— Seismic Shifts

"We expect the overall size of families to decline permanently in all regions of the world," social scientist Diego Alburez-Gutierrez said.

Buenos airesDistrito federalUnited statesNoord hollandDiego alburez gutierrezMax planck institute for demographic researchUniversity of buenos airesProceedings of the national academy sciencesUniversity of amsterdamResearch group on kinship inequalitiesNational academyIndependent research groupKinship inequalitiesMax planck instituteDemographic researchUnited nation

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