ideal age for childbearing
Any gyneacologist will tell you 25-30 out of this list...but 20 - 25 is the best. Below and higher than that, there is increased risk of miscarriage and higher than 35 is a steep increase in Down-syndrome and congenital birth defects.
I personally want a big family, so the only way i'm going to get that is if I get a girl young but given I would like her to have a high level of education I would have to settle on around 22. Also I consider 35 to be kind of risky, what if problems arise, or maybe she matures earlier etc.
If there's grass on the field... Honestly it's whenever you have the rest of your life in order. When you have a safe place to live and as close to a steady income as a person can have in this day and age. Honestly though, the idea of having a kid holds zero appeal to me personally so never, but by someone's 30's they can usually have the above mentioned met.
@Daneian said:
Are you a cop? By law, you gotta tell me if you're a cop.
Shhh. You'll blow my cover.
http://criminologycareers.about.com/od/Work_Environment/a/Law-enforcement-myths.htm
On topic. Mid 20s-early 30s.
@_Chad said:
@Daneian said:
Are you a cop? By law, you gotta tell me if you're a cop.
Shhh. You'll blow my cover.
http://criminologycareers.about.com/od/Work_Environment/a/Law-enforcement-myths.htm
Believe me, I know. It's how my parents met. Prostitution ring.
@Agamemnon said:
Biologically it makes sense, as we´re not built to live much longer than 40-50 years anyway.
Actually, I've heard that while the average life expectancy throughout history is between 40-50 years, that this statistic is largely influenced by the ridiculous mortality rate of infants and children. So on average, even with all the advances in medicine, adults don't live that much longer than they used to. More like 10-15 years longer, as opposed to 20 or 30. Then again, who knows how legit the information I got was.
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