Does your culture accept family planning? If so, how do you plan families? Some religions do not accept certain forms of birth control. Some cultures favor certain types of family planning; for example in the United States the most popular form of birth control is the Pill.

Barbara Bloom has written:

'Why punish the children?' -- subject(s): Children of women prisoners

'Utilization patterns and financial characteristics of nursing homes in the United States' -- subject(s): Economics, Finance, Nursing homes, Statistics, Utilization

'Basic data on women who use family planning clinics' -- subject(s): Birth control clinics, Community health services, Contraception, Economic conditions, Family Planning, Social conditions, Statistics, United States, Utilization, Women

'Visits to family planning clinics, United States, 1979' -- subject(s): Birth control clinics, Statistics

I. M. Datz has written:

'Planning in a military context' -- subject(s): Military planning, United States, United States. Army Training and Doctrine Command

Bruce R. Cann has written:

'Social values analysis for the Humboldt and Mad River planning units' -- subject(s): United States. Bureau of Land Management. Humboldt Planning Unit, Land use, United States. Bureau of Land Management. Mad River Planning Unit, United States, Planning, Citizen participation

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