This DIY author documentary at the crossroads between an anthropological essay and a personal quest delves into the reality of Western women who've decided not to have children. The filmmaker traveled to France, Belgium and across Québec (Canada) to meet with childfree women, aged 30 to 70, in order to understand their life choices. No Kids for Me, Thanks! explores common myths about childfree women as well as the insidious pronatalist social pressure that operates in Western society by giving a voice to a segment of the population that is rarely heard and that remains somewhat foreign to their peers. This documentary addresses more than the issue of non-motherhood and examines the role of women in society in 2015. Completed over a six-year period and without any funding, the director led, alone, this project aiming at raising awareness about one of the last social taboos left in North America: turning one's back on motherhood.