What was expected of an ideal Nazi woman in terms of family?

The expectation of an ideal Nazi woman centered around traditional family values, with a strong emphasis on marrying young and producing numerous offspring. This notion was deeply rooted in the Nazi ideology that promoted the role of women primarily as mothers and caretakers, contributing to the growth of the Aryan population. The regime glorified motherhood and saw women as pivotal in nurturing future generations who would embody Nazi values.

The Nazi regime propagated this image through various means, such as incentives for families with multiple children and propaganda that idealized the role of women within the home. This societal emphasis was meant to discourage women from pursuing careers or engaging in political spheres, as their primary purpose was seen as contributing to the family unit and upholding the ideals of the state.