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In addition to having fewer children (or none at all), I wonder how much of a difference it makes to have children later in life? What's the math on starting t
by teachrdan 8y ago
In addition to having fewer children (or none at all), I wonder how much of a difference it makes to have children later in life?
What's the math on starting to have kids at 30 years of age instead of 20, especially if that pattern is repeated by your progeny?
- tagh 8y agoAll else being equal including the number of children, I think this would increase the age gap between generations and therefore decrease the average number of people alive at any given time. But unless the number of children being born changes, it won't change the trend.
- liftdd 8y agoI may be wrong but I think the longer females wait to have children the more health risks they accumulate for themselves and the child(ren).