France Urges Millennials: Consider Parenthood, Freeze Eggs at 29

• France to send letters to all 29-year-olds encouraging them to consider having children due to declining birth rates.
• Letters will provide scientifically based information on sexual and reproductive health to avoid future regrets.
• Women reminded they can freeze eggs at 29 without medical certificate; social security covers costs for ages 29-37.
• Policy aims to educate citizens on fertility options, not dictate choices, addressing high infertility rates.
• Critics suggest extended maternity leave might be more effective than letters for young adults facing pressures.