Michigan’s shrinking child population is a trend that has significant implications for the state’s future. The data reveals a stark contrast between the youngest and oldest counties, with the former facing a decline in their youth demographic. This article delves into the reasons behind this phenomenon and its potential consequences. The Shrinking Child Population Between 2020 and 2025, Michigan’s child population aged 0 to 17 decreased by nearly 108,000. This trend is evident in the changing demographics of the state’s counties. The youngest counties, typically located in Southwest Michigan, West Michigan, and parts of Northern Michigan, are experiencing a decline (Read more…)
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