Spain
The Fertility Picture In Spain
Spanish women want families—but there’s a measurable gap between the families they envision and the families they ultimately have.
The Desire for Motherhood Remains Strong
Explore the statsLower birth rates don’t necessarily reflect lower aspirations for motherhood.
80%
are mothers or want children
74%
consider motherhood an important life goal
The Timing Doesn’t Always Go to Plan
Explore the statsDelays in starting a family can contribute to a gap between the family women envision and the family they ultimately have.
47%
had their first child later than desired
2.4
children wanted on average
1.6
children actually born
0.8
fewer children
Why Are Women Waiting?
The timing of motherhood is shaped by relationships, readiness, finances, work, and support—not desire alone.
35%
Need to find the right partner
33%
Personal Maturity
32%
Suitable Home
Infertility Adds Another Barrier
Explore the statsFor more than a million Spanish women, infertility adds another barrier to building the family they want.

Experience in Lifetime
16%
have experienced infertility at some point in their lives, impacting 1.5 million women
Currently Experiencing
4%
are experiencing infertility right now, impacting 350k women
Infertility Takes An Emotional Toll
The impact of infertility extends well beyond the physical experience.

7 out of 10 or Higher
67%
of women who have experienced infertility rate its negative impact 7 out of 10 or higher
Treatment Can Help, But Barriers Remain
Explore the statsNavigating fertility treatment is as much about trust and information as about cost
24%
of women who experienced infertility in the past underwent IVF
Why so low?
60%
Financial cost
42%
Emotional stress
39%
Lack of confidence in success
Closing the Gap
Reproductive medicine can help them close the gap between the families they envision and the families they are able to build.

350K
women experience infertility



