> Therefore it can make sense for some women who have children out of wedlock and continue to look for suitable mate. That's the problem really. Making life be

> Therefore it can make sense for some women who have children out of wedlock and continue to look for suitable mate. That's the problem really. Making life better for single mothers is unnecessarily increasing the number of children with single parents. It is just treating the symptom. The cause is that mothers who are not ready to raise children bring a pregnancy to term. We can attack this in a two ways: 1. Planned parenthood campaigns that make potential mothers believe that they will not be able to handle adulthood 2. Stigmatizing single motherhood What about the children? The socialized care is already there for them so these incentives shouldn't affect them much.