What Are Children For?

This audiobook presents a modern discourse on the ambivalence surrounding parenthood, blending philosophy and cultural criticism. Authors Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman explore the challenges millennials and zoomers face when considering having children amid aspirations for self-fulfillment, gender equality, and environmental concerns. They argue that the decision to parent transcends gender, emphasizing its significance as a fundamental human issue, and advocate for embracing the inherent value of life, even in the face of societal uncertainties.