According to Osho, the value lies not in producing children but in loving them. He himself has none, yet he emphasizes that it is good to love children and not good to have them. For him, true care is non-possessive: cherish, support, and celebrate children’s being without turning them into extensions of your desires. Parenthood isn’t a necessity; compassionate, unowned love is.
Care for kids with love, but you don’t need to make or own them.