No, they're not named 'Corona': Meet 3 couples and their pandemic babies – The Forward
When quarantine first began, back when some of us naively thought it would truly just be two weeks long, Twitter predicted a baby boom; so many couples were off work, locked in with each other and little to do. That, it turns out, was wrong; a study from the Brookings Institution predicts a long-lasting baby bust, with 300,000 to 500,000 fewer births in 2021. Perhaps we underestimated the libido-bursting qualities of a global pandemic and widespread unemployment. Parents who were already expecting when the pandemic began had to navigate constantly-changing hospital protocols, or go into labor...
Source: forward.com