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And it is worth pointing out that it may be safer to have a kid at 33 today then it was at 26 fifty years ago. People were smoking, the air was dirtier, a lot
by georgeecollins 3y ago
And it is worth pointing out that it may be safer to have a kid at 33 today then it was at 26 fifty years ago. People were smoking, the air was dirtier, a lot of medical imaging was rarer, etc.
- mo_42 3y agoThere is certainly an age-dependent point of maximum utility for the family. It consists not only of physical health but also economic stability and other factors. 33 seems totally fine. But generally people tend to be a little more cautious for pregnancies after 35 (mothers's age).