for family life and, thus, also possible determinants for deciding on children, such as income, change with the birth of … decide for first, second, third and more children. However, despite many years of intense research on this topic, it is still … decided to come for or against the first, second and third children, as far as the variables considered may change over time …

recommendations: First, a well-designed family-oriented labor market policy should minimize the gender-specific negative consequences … strong evidence for gender-specific effects on both the individual and aggregate level meaning that women react differently …

household and family to the same extent and on whether children under the age of three and under the age of six suffer from … children. Even if the situation of these mothers is not very present in the public discourse, family policy must also offer … Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) shows. In 1998, 26.3 percent of women between the ages of 25 and 54 with minor or adult children …

[...] Improvements here can not only be achieved by family policy action but also by measures in other policy areas can. However, the … in Europe. Despite the legal entitlement that came into force in 2013, the expansion of childcare provision for children …

development of children. In the year before parental separation occurs children are negatively affected in their cognitive skill …

We examine how the length of parental leave and rates of progression after having children vary by specialty, gender …