French Government Will Send Letters to 29-Year-Old Women, Urging Them to Have Children

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The French government is about to send out letters to women who have attained the ripe old age of 29, reminding them that their biological clock is ticking, and urging them to have children, or to preserve, by freezing, their eggs for future use. Of course, we know why the government is doing this. The fertility rate for indigenous French women is now 1.8, far below the replacement level of 2.1. But the fertility rate for Muslim women in France is 2.9, far above the replacement level. These letters will have no effect on Muslim women in France; they are already pushing out their babies at record levels. But the hope is that these letters will encourage French women to have more children. Unstated, but understood, is that this campaign should help prevent the French from being slowly overtaken by the Muslims in their midst, their country overrun with Muslim progeny; “demography is destiny” has never been more scarily apt.

More on these letters can be found here: “France sends letters to 29-year-olds telling them to get on with having children,” by Alex Croft, Independent, February 9, 2026:

France plans to send a letter to all 29-year-olds in the country encouraging them to have babies before it is “too late”.

Hundreds of thousands of young people will receive the letter, which aims to provide “targeted, balanced and scientifically based information on sexual and reproductive health” to “avoid the ‘if only I had known’ mentality”, the health ministry said.

But the measure, which is part of a 16-point plan to tackle France’s declining birth rate, has been criticised by those who say it will not have the desired effect.

Officials say infertility, the main issue driving the policy, affects one in eight couples in France.

The letter is being sent to 29-year-olds because women are able to have their eggs frozen at that age without a medical certificate. Women will also be reminded that social security in France covers the cost of freezing eggs for women between 29 and 37.

The letter will address biological clocks for both men and women. It will recognise that “the biological clocks are not the same but men have one too”.

Let’s hope that those French 29-year-old women, will, having received their pro-natalist epistolary encouragement from a caring and anxious government, will decide to do their duty, pour la France et pour la gloire, and will now aim for three children rather than two, or one, or none. The race is on.

In Great Britain, it was with a different intent that upper-class girls in the Victorian age, just married and anxious about their wedding night, would ask their mothers for advice, and would receive this: “Lie back and think of England.”

So to all you fetching French women in the Hexagon — Marie-France, Marie-Claude, Marie-Thérèse, Marie-José, Marie-Aimé — Your Government Wants You To Do Your Duty! You don’t even have to wait till you are married. A partner will do just fine. just “lie back and think of France.”