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With socio-economic development motivation for fertility control is also generated, as concept of ideal family size among couple starts varying. The demand for an additional child thus subsequently depends on couple’s notion of ideal family size. In this study those couples were considered who at least have one living child. The broad objectives of the study were to see how the demand for additional child changes with one, two, three and four living children respectively; the transition of socio-economic factors that determine the progression of demand and did the demand for children decline in Madhya Pradesh with the socio-economic development. The key factors taken in the study were educational status of the women, caste, sex composition of the existing children and number of surviving children. The principal dataset used in the study was NFHS-III, 2005-06. The results show that living number of sons and wealth status influence the desire to have more children. The main challenge in future lies in the mitigating the unmet need of the population.

Analysis of demand for children in Madhya Pradesh and its implication on population stabilization