What is omitted in the basic family planning policy of most countries? 

A)  helping parents space births as desired 
B)  helping parents regulate family size 
C)  providing information about prenatal care 
D)  limiting families to two children each

Family Planning Policy

Government policies designed to control the population size by regulating birth rates, often including measures such as contraception and education.

Prenatal Care

Medical and healthcare provided to expectant mothers during pregnancy to ensure the health of both the mother and the fetus.

Births Spacing

The practice or policy of controlling the interval between the birth of children in a family.