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to 43.4 percent but remain considerably above the 25.7 percent level for children with married parents. The share of children in cohabiting families experiencing food-related hardships would decline from 46.3 to 39.4 percent if their parents were to housewife action marry; again, this is well above the 21.3 percent food insecurity rate experienced by children living with married parents. If cohabiting couples were to marry, the probability that their children would have a highly aggravated parent would fall from 11.3 to 10.6 percent and the probability of having a parent housewife action in poor mental health would fall from 24.9 housewife action to 19.2 percent. These are higher than the 7.9 percent of children with married parents who have a highly aggravated parent and the 12.0 percent who have a parent in poor mental health. TABLE 2. Changes in the Well-Being of Children in Cohabiting Families if Couple Were to Marry (percent) Baseline Simulated rates if cohabitors marry Cohabiting Married Poverty 19.5
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