If they're obvious descriptive statements, then they're not really "blatant slights against women". Pointing out reality is not pejorative. As for "making excuses for negative attitudes towards women", pointing out why some people might not be looking for a partner with children isn't making excuses. People are allowed to have preferences in terms of what they're looking for without it somehow reflecting negatively on them. No excuses are really necessary.
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