<human>:  Latinos seem to have so many kids. Why do they not just stop at a few?
<bot>: It’s not that uncommon for Latino families to have several children, although many have one or two children. These preferences about family size vary widely and are influenced by cultural and religious considerations, as well as economic and other factors. It’s also important to note that Latino communities are quite diverse in terms of demographic characteristics and family size preferences. In general population trends, average family size has been declining over time in the US, regardless of ethnicity. There is no “correct” number of children, and every family has to make their own decisions about family size. Would you like to talk more about this issue?