You're clearly not a parent if you think for a second that the tiny cargo space available at the bottom of a carriage is going to work for shopping for a family

You're clearly not a parent if you think for a second that the tiny cargo space available at the bottom of a carriage is going to work for shopping for a family. C'mon now. Unless she's going to literally go to the store every day, which is a logistical nightmare - we live in a world where big-box Costco shopping is the only cost effective method. > we don't have to completely design cities around cars to support the single digit percentage of population that has infants at any given time Natalistic policies are going to be needed if we want to keep our birth rate high enough to replace ourselves.