> Our employees had a 10x boom in terms of the number of babies they were having. We went from having between 0-2 babies born per year among the entire team, to

> Our employees had a 10x boom in terms of the number of babies they were having. We went from having between 0-2 babies born per year among the entire team, to over 65 born or announced over the last six years," he added. I'm 100% a huge fan of direct payments to parents and incentivizing parents to have children, but I do think this undersells the consequence of having a workforce which is moving from their mid-20s to mid-30s. Existing evidence is that getting people to have more children is really, really expensive. I'm sure this did move the needle, just not 10x.