You can't deny that there is a reduction in birth rates. Many policies combine to make this the case:

1. Supplementing housing prices or guaranteeing mortgages makes them unaffordable. People cannot afford to have kids

2. The severity of the divorce process makes people unlikely to want to marry. Marriage rates have declined. Less marriages, less kids.

3. Helicopter money keeps real wages down. Cannot afford to have kids.

You may say these are not explicitly "anti-natalist" but in effect they are.