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What’s the best age to have a baby? It’s a question just about every person considers once they enter adulthood. The answer will not only be different for different people but may change during your life.

It may be that in your twenties, having kids;later;felt right… but once you got to your mid-30s,;never;feels more acceptable. Or you may decide at 30 that;now;is the right time, but after;encountering infertility, end up in the;later;category .
When You Should Wait to Have Kids
Four good reasons to have kids later are:
You can’t afford your current bills.
You think having kids will fix something in your life.
You don’t feel ready — for whatever reason.
You’re;really;not sure whether you want to have kids or not.
Everyone has a different opinion on what being financially ready for kids means.
If you can’t make ends meet, then having kids now isn’t a good idea. It’s much wiser (and easier) to figure out your financial situation and make changes (whether getting a new job or moving to a less expensive area) before you bring a little one into the picture. ✔️✔️When You Should Decide to Have Kids Now
Three primary reasons to have kids now are:
You know you want to have kids.
You have the means to care for children.
You emotionally feel ready.
If you already know you want a large family, start sooner than later.
You may even want to sit down with a pen and some paper to figure out approximately how old you’ll be for each kid. This can help you plan better. Assuming you don’t have known fertility issues, you can assume it’ll take about six months to conceive each kid, and then allow ten months for the pregnancy. Then, consider how far apart you’ll want to space your kids.

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Remember that as you get older, it may take you longer to get pregnant. So the later you start, the more of a chance you take that you won’t have as many kids as you hoped for if you or your partner are approaching 35 (or have already reached your mid-to-late 30s).