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Dr Oz: "Turns out that about 1/3 families don't have the number of babies they desire. They're under-babied. So this president committed to address that during the campaign and he's delivering on that today."

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If you want parents to have more children, having a strong economy and providing better daycare and health care is the way to go. Trump has delivered the opposite.

Well when most families can't survive off of a single paycheck, we don't have paid parental leave, the cost of living is expensive, the cost of child care is expensive, healthcare costs are expensive, I wonder why families don't have the number of children they desire.

Under babied? Okay let's assume there is this huge group that wants babies but for some reason doesn't have them. The solution is access to health care, living wages, affordable housing, affordable child care or wages sufficient enough for one income families. All things Republicans are against.

The decision for many 30 somethings is zero baby. Who in their right mind would choose to bring a life into this hellscape. We could have had a different outcome but some people sat home last year...

This president is making it difficult for Americans to live much less think about babies. You can't afford a house today and baby supplies and furniture are all up. People can't even afford groceries so imagine adding the expense of formula, diapers & baby food. Republicans like to say they are pro-

This makes Dr. Oz sound like he was over-babied by his rich family until he never needed to think about medicine or how to help people ever again! He's a Fake Doctor who doesn't even want people to be healthy.

There are lots of proven policies that could help people have families, if that’s really the goal over just using it for control. You sure get people stuck with few options when they have a family and you pull their financial foundation out from underneath them, easier to control.

Every one of those under-babied families is going to be receiving a baby, starting today. Each baby will arrive with a check in his hand, a check from all of the money the country is making now because of the tariffs. We're taking them off the tariff shelf and sending them out with the babies.

I think we should focus on taking better care of Americans who are already here before worrying about increasing the number added every year. Nationalized health care, free college/trade school, affordable housing, free school breakfast/lunch, etc. Then we can talk about increasing the birth rate.

Well Dr Oz, considering we're on the cusp of entering a new Great depression because of the wealth transfers to modern robber barons, being "under babied" might not be the worst thing in the world.

The mental accounting that one must do to want more kids: If I ignore that my spouse & I both have to work, can’t get affordable health care, child care, schools, food, etc then Yes! More kids! Poorly designed surveys can get a significant % of the US to agree with any damn option thrown at them.

I understand that this baby hysteria is just Great Replacement Theory wrapped in different packaging. But it is quite comical to just keep having press conferences about the problem while actually doing everything in your power to discourage reproduction.

Private sector jobs gone due to tariffs. Public sector jobs gone due to GOP. Housing unaffordable. Groceries expensive. Utilities expensive. Women’s reproductive rights gone. Baby items expensive due to tariffs. Day care unaffordable. Education in the toilet. “Under-babied”, huh?

Trump focused on deporting Latinos because their population is growing exponentially. The average age of a Latino person is 31; Black is 32; and for white Americans, it's 44! They are very worried about becoming a minority. 😏 Wonder why?

So massive 180 in the Krasnov confederacy of kleptocrats policies, starting to tax billionaires adequately and to make regular people's lives affordable, so they can support having children? No? Oh, well...