More children for deeply voiced

IF YOU want to have lots of children, look for a Barry White instead of a David Beckham. Men with a deep voices have more offspring, a new study suggests.

Previous studies conducted by David Feinberg of McMaster University in Canada have shown women are more attracted to men with deeper voices, judging them to be older, healthier and more masculine.

Men, on the other hand, go for women with higher pitched voices because they find them more attractive, subordinate, feminine, healthier and younger-sounding.