Best practices?

Kind people,

It's fairly common to have a situation like

"A foo may have one or more bars," as in

CREATE TABLE foo (
foo_id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY
);

CREATE TABLE bar (
bar_id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY
)

CREATE TABLE foo_bar (
foo_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES foo(foo_id) ON DELETE RESTRICT
, bar_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES bar(bar_id) ON DELETE RESTRICT
);

What I'd like to do is a more general:

For integers 0 <= m <= n <= infinity,

At the end of any transaction involving foo (including INSERT), a foo
must have between m and n bars.

Is there a standard way to approach this?

TIA for any pointers :)

Cheers,
D
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