What benefit can come from keeping family size limited under the National Population Policy?

Correct answer: More attention and better care for children

Direct answer: A, children can receive more attention and better care. When a family plans its size according to its resources, parents may be better able to provide time, food, health care, education and emotional support to each child. A limited family size does not automatically solve every problem, but it can make the available resources easier to share and may support a better standard of living. Option A states this realistic benefit. Option B is wrong because family planning should support children’s education, not stop it. Option C is wrong because health expenses do not automatically become zero; medical needs can still arise. Option D is wrong because every family continues to have needs. Memory cue: smaller planned family can mean more time and resources per child, not no needs at all.