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France's baby boom is fading, but not every region is shrinking at the same pace. Births fell by 14% between 2010 and 2022, then dropped another 11% by 2025, reaching the country's lowest level in a century. The steepest declines were recorded across many northern and central regions, where lower fertility combined with fewer women of childbearing age, while fast-growing areas around the Atlantic coast, Paris and Lyon softened the trend by attracting younger families. Even within major cities, more births are now happening in the surrounding suburbs than in the urban core-a reminder that where families choose to live can shape a country's demographic future.