Jupiter's closest approaches to earth every 59 years: tropical Aries/sidereal Pisces last month after the world-changing as well life-changing COVID pandemic crisis and I believe we're in a new age when the planet of pregnancy heralds the completion of so-called "normalization" in just about every country. In 1963, in co-ruler tropical Pisces/sidereal Aquarius is when the issue stopped being a "sensitive subject" (we all thanked Jackie Kennedy's 2 publicized pregnancies as first lady, sadly the first baby died within 3 days and the other is the late John F Kennedy Jr). In 1904, in tropical Aquarius/sidereal Capricorn (Saturnian ruled signs) marked the end of the prudish Victorian era (British Empire and the USA as well) and some countries began to have a less restrictive attitude toward the "taboo topic". In fact, 1845, in tropical Capricorn/sideral Sagittarius (Jupiter's ruling sign, Pisces is its traditional) and esp 1786, in tropical Sagittarius/sidereal Scorpio, the preceding 2 years were surrounded by political, social and cultural revolutions to bring a brief period of openness and self-expression when pregnancy was often a "more private" matter. Saturn currently in Aquarius 2020-22 transits into Pisces in 2023-25 and the last time it was 1993-95 as well 1964-66, and it's an Aquarian-like planet competing with its modern ruler Uranus was it was in Aquarius from 2002-09 and Pisces 2010-17.
