Exactly. The couples who did have kids all had them timed to coincide with the very first weeks of lockdown, before we all knew this thing was going to last fo

Exactly. The couples who did have kids all had them timed to coincide with the very first weeks of lockdown, before we all knew this thing was going to last for years. And obviously not enough of them to offset decreased rates through the rest of the year. And likely just regional/economic - I'm in an upper-middle class neighborhood and most people were able to work remotely and avoid the worst of the economic uncertainty. Without the numbers, I would have said there was a snowstorm effect. With the numbers, there obviously wasn't.