All of those may help (and arguably, European birthrates would be much worse if they didn't have them) but I don't think they're alone enough to turn around the zeitgeist of the country as a whole.
The two main hurdles to increasing birthrate are:
1. Convince couples with no kids to have one.
2. Convince couples with two/three kids to have one more.
The list might help but the question is how much for each.
I don't think you're necessarily wrong BTW but it's not that simple.