Giving Birth In Your 20s VS Your 30s

[@FriedEgg101]

The best time to have kids is when you're mature enough not to treat them like a burden on your life.

[@mistydrymon]

yep

[@adrienchen]

this. this.

[@laurenreed5796]

The number of parents I see who don’t want to be parents is sad,

[@foxyjai]

Okay 50 then

[@ericaspruill8461]

Great way of putting it!

[@ajflores5649]

I’m currently 33 and pregnant with my first babies (yes I’m having twins). For me, this is the perfect time. I got to enjoy my 20s, finish college, travel, and enjoy my marriage for 4 years. Now I can enjoy being a mommy and give my babies the attention they need. ❤️

[@nicolejade5651]

Wish u a safe delivery 💖

[@radiantrenee406]

Yes!! You are blessed. I wish u all the best and them precious babies

[@solgb6676]

Happy for you!

[@jetacysdelights2695]

this is amazing wishing you all the best

[@pbj4338]

If you work full time, you're still putting your education and job before your kids. Putting your kids in daycare, the only acceptable form of neglect.

[@claire2247]

Having a baby in their 30's is not what caused those women to live longer; they were a different population. Individuals who tend to wait to have children tend to be more educated and have healthier habits, which leads to their living longer.

[@christieritter9332]

Great point! Correlation not causation.

[@Abdullah34610]

Correlation isn't causation as others have said, so almost the entire video is a useless contortion of data. Though they didn't say wait until 30s, they said last child in their 30s. So someone can start in their 20s, and continue having children until their 30s. I don't know if that changes the conclusion though.

[@CMM726]

Yes and less stress means better health

[@joanmedina7105]

I totally agree with you.

[@mastersnet18]

Yes exactly, it’s a matter of higher socio-economic status. Wealthier women tend to live in areas that encourage them to get a college education, including grad school and start a high-powered career. There tends to be more emphasis on travel, career advancement, and getting married before even thinking of having a child. They are also healthier on average. That is probably why the health issues weren’t as prevalent.

[@sofl7406]

Early 30s seems perfect, young enough to be youthful and old enough to go through a lot of life experiences. Of course I’m speaking for myself. Everyone sees life different

[@saurabhsuman8079]

That's the most ideal stage of your life when you're mature enough and mentally strong to go through pregnancy. And yeah wealthy enough so as not to compensate for any of your luxuries.

[@SieMiezekatze]

I would like to have it at my late 30s, I am graduating from medicine, 😬I wanna enjoy my work

[@zy8753]

Jesus started his ministry in His early 30s. 😁

[@zy8753]

@П. even better, I know Him. 😁

[@ash2kewl]

Yes, exactly!

[@angelas5099]

I think giving birth later means that the parents are more mentally prepared to raise a kid plus they are financially stable and can take care of the expenses better. So they can raise happier and healthier kids

[@PiscesSun_Capricornrising]

Exactly. That's the only difference

[@gabbyslife4965]

Happier? Not completely

[@djmcwj7369]

I dont think that age prepares you for IT... Just saying i Was ready...

[@decoraqueena6413]

Financially prepared, yes. Mentally, no. No amount of prep or education can get you fully ready for the stress of raising a child.

[@enfpflower5751]

That’s too risky for the baby.

[@nikkigee4483]

My mom was 39 when she gave birth to me and 41 to my sister. My classmate before even thought that she was my grandma but who cares. She's the best mom🤷‍♀️❤️

[@apples6244]

It was the opposite toward me. My mom had my brother and I very young. Everyone always mistaked her as our older sister or the babysitter. As long as mom is loving and takes care of you then age doesn't matter.

[@ApplePro121]

my mom had me at 40!

[@nikkigee4483]

@@apples6244 that's very true😊❤️

[@romenpal-m6f]

@@apples6244 so good having mom who looks like your older sister you are lucky

[@abdullatheefilikeshinchan1391]

i agree ur point... age is does not a matter only mother' s pure love won ur heart and my heart also such a golden comment iam so happy to replay your comment......i feel so proud of u ......ur mother is really lucky to have u as her child

[@moonie406]

my mom was 36 when she birthed me. we're broke and she never went to college. im short and stupid. i have no twin.

[@folklorelover13]

moonie awww 😭

[@melaniep4099]

moonie ok you’re only stupid if you tell yourself you are so don’t be so harsh on yourself!

[@unoriginal1086]

My mom was 40 for me. I'm tall and a 95 average...

[@Happygirlalwaysnomatter]

Use your phone or computer to read instead of watching you tube not fiction,something informative. Go volunteer at a hospital to become wise. Go volunteer at a shelter and see if you think you are still broke. You need book smart and street smart. Those 2 will transform you into a better human being trust me.Come back after you do all of that and thank me. Wether it be years or months.

[@gabbyslife4965]

People really are dumb he's just saying that is not always like they say on the video.

[@Sam89365]

My parents told me weekly that a baby would ruin my life while I was growing up. (Normal don't have sex scare tactics) Now that I'm in my late 20s they're pressuring me into having one and I'm like... Naw, you said they would ruin my life. I think I'll just be selfish and enjoy free time ☺️

[@spiralithil]

I need to understand the full story as to really see what happened....but I would say it's never really difficult as people make out out to be really or atleast what people I trust told me...it really depends on the genes of the parents on how babies demeanour come out like the people who told me that are usually out going, stoic, "problem solver" and smart so I have seen their teenagers be the same as their dad less of a trouble maker....sure there are moments here and there but it really is because they are still in their development phase and their human brains are still developing and mostly the problems aren't that serious. Well take my advice and go when your financially stable and mature and will understand life better and start forward thinking rather being the edgy teenage pessimist..... Have a nice day!

[@cappycafe]

@Precious Erving-Frimpong people don’t need to have children to be happy, and if you don’t have the mental capacity to have children that’s ok 👌

[@AmyHoldaway27]

Omg parents sometimes XD now they want grandkids huh? They’re probably bored now that you’re older and want someone to spoil, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea for them to be telling you what to do, especially when it would be you that would have to take care of a baby, not them.

[@zylnexxd842]

Tell them to stfu. They have no right to pressurize u to have a baby

[@Violet-du9bk]

Spot on!

[@decent2613]

30s? I see babies getting shot out of my highschool peers like NASA shuttles. UPDATE: Its January 30 2021, I'm no longer in highschool, and there are still hundreds of NASA shuttle babies coming from my friends and peers.

[@karinamontes4322]

Decent 😂😂

[@mariahamour977]

same lmao ik..what is it , a new trend..?

[@AdeleiTeillana]

So... Not very often then? Because that's how often NASA sends shuttles up.

[@decent2613]

@@AdeleiTeillana often enough that when it happens no one really cares anymore

[@AdeleiTeillana]

@@decent2613 You do realize that NASA hasn't sent a shuttle up since 2011, right? I don't call that "often enough" that no one notices.

[@HassinaSayedi]

Just get kids when you’re ready for it girls

[@user-yh8jr8tk9z]

The best advice.

[@sugaandspice5014]

A sensible person.

[@LanieMae]

Or never

[@neverland850]

Atie Kitkat or keep your legs closed at parties

[@PhantomMana]

Lmfao @ "get kids" wth xD

[@floracrestanello]

I'm having my first baby in 4 weeks and I'm 36. Never been healthier in my life than now, and my baby is perfect, no complications, never ever felt bad , I felt kinda sleepy the first month , and my hips hurt a bit now that he is head down , but that's about it, I've never had this energy or this kind of mental peace before in my life. I'm actually still going to work everyday and very active! Definitely the right choice for me to have my baby at this age! It's been a dreamy pregnancy and I'm very grateful! Don't be afraid to wait ladies

[@sofia-wn2xv]

Have they been born? My mom had me at 37

[@roenin]

Your kid in his twenties and definitely in thirties will see you as grandma more than a mother though. That's what you have to deal with.

[@ruthlesslistener]

@@roenin my mother had me in her 30's, I'm in my 20's and she still looks just like the mom I always remember her to be, maybe just a little looser around the edges. I don't think that the 'this is mom' instinct could be shaken no matter how old either of you get

[@antoniaspirova]

@@roenin True. My parents had me when they were older (my dad was 53) and other kids always thought they were my grandparents and laughed at me... Also, this generation gap makes it so hard for me to communicate with them... Having a kud when you're older is not that fun actually especially for the kid!

[@makdem4603]

My mom had me when she was 30 and I’m now that I’m 33, I’m always getting her confused for my grandma… not. Past 18, I think kids think about this way less. Their parents are just this abstract vision they summon for money.

[@kassandria3964]

Society: Having kids in your 20’s can set you back. Focus on your education and graduate from college. Me: Okay -focus everything towards school- Society: So when are you going to have kids, the later you wait the harder it will be Me: 😐

[@Crawkid]

Everything has a double standard :/ sucks

[@princesschi7689]

With 21 ur done with college by lick with 24 ur married with 25 u can start a fam

[@silveeuhxo]

If i had a quarter for every time. 😒

[@istormarts6078]

It actuelly won't get that much harder

[@fiachef6284]

Society can suck it

[@esmeralik1d247]

My mom had me at 43 my dad was 47. And let me tell you they are the the best parents ever! They were always chill and understanding

[@AsthaSinhaYT]

Same

[@allthatjazz9000]

Jeez that's far too old. I could never.

[@gecenthareynolds2658]

Awwww. So happy that your mum had a safe pregnancy and now you’re here. ❤️❤️

[@esmeralik1d247]

@@gecenthareynolds2658 thank you☺

[@michellejohnson9177]

Wow were your parents ever married to anyone before with any kids?

[@RoseDupouy]

I tried for a baby for the first time at 34 and BAM! Here I am, 24 weeks pregnant 😬 thought it would take me over a year

[@RoseDupouy]

@Reagan's America thank you ❤️

[@amedori18]

How exciting that you succeeded on your first try! Congratulations!! ☺️🎊

[@RoseDupouy]

@@amedori18 thank you so much!

[@twiggyxfme1124]

They be saying the sperm and eggs thingy is so sensitive yet yall be taking over a year to get pregnant- This don't make sense tbh.

[@amstevens23]

Good luck lol

[@humanbng7123]

Having kids when parents aren't ready just leads to toxic homes filled with frustration with parents blaming each other. That does more damage

[@Couchpotaytoooo]

Or the couple is already have problems in their relationship but the woman is already pregnant so they're just staying together for the kid(s) and that creates a really dysfunctional household where it's toxic and everyone wants out but can't. (Speaking from experience)

[@douche8980]

Right, age is only important if under twenty or 4O+ for Women and 5O+ for men but ignoring age there are even bigger factors into having healthy children such as the financial and mental health of both parents involved.

[@janelleg597]

1. Then don't have sex until you're ready 2. Get ready.

[@nalaseku4762]

I feel like the next generation is going to stop having kids altogether at this point 😂

[@3StarLogo]

I mean there is more than enough kids in an orphanage for everyone to have a few kids.

[@dawn7685]

The dumb people will never stop reproducing, so have no fear!

[@celinak5062]

With the risk of dying of tubal pregnancy in some states, yeah

[@tasmagoric]

Not trying to slam you with words, but I wanted throw my take in at this gag - 30 really isn't that old. If people were all of a sudden only getting pregnant at 60-70. Then you should be worried (much less see how many of them would actually conceive successfully). 30 is a relatively good age to have kids honestly. Hypothetically speaking at that point in life you've got your life together, stabililty, possibly a degree or two, money, and your body/mind is more prepared. Truthfully, its a wonderful age to raise kids at and probably a lot healthier. People are beginning to live a lot longer so no wonder everyone is starting to have kids in later years. I doubt it will really put that much of a dent in the population. We're technically overpopulated as we speak so birth rates going down for a time isn't gonna kick us in the arse too hard. That's if it even manages to bring them down the slightest notch - which I doubt. Considering the video just said you're more likely to have twins at 30 which doubles the amount of kids.

[@reddreds1]

@@3StarLogo no. There is only about 50, 000.

[@ingloriousMachina]

"You're more likely to have twins in your 30s" 20s it is then.

[@poppyparanormal2189]

inglorious_Machina Lmao

[@neishalaibhen8]

I am a twin and my mom had me at 35 lol

[@WRizzesits]

My mom HAVE ME SHE WAS 16

[@WRizzesits]

@@poppyparanormal2189 2

[@ryunniesoriginal]

@@WRizzesits *woah.*

[@ravelsparel4055]

Saving you 3mins. The Answer is Money! 🦀

[@ashleyshim2078]

Yup lol

[@shmookins]

And longer life, better health, smarter kids and higher chance of twins.

[@zants_]

🦀🦀🦀$11🦀🦀🦀

[@dmarcusliebowitz297]

@@shmookins You're a fool if you assume this. Understand that there's merely a correlation between intelligence and being exposed to a media/education influence that steers women towards unfulfilling careerism.

[@Cleeon]

Yaaap, true,money and become smarter

[@shelbyr2163]

I'm 32 and pregnant with my first baby. It seems like the perfect time. We're settled in our careers, own an income property, traveled a bit, enjoyed our marriage for 2 years and this just seems like the natural next step.

[@rosieschweebie]

Got married at 22, had a baby at 23, been married for 30 years, and our grown up daughter is beautiful and successful!! Life’s been good to me, and I’m am very blessed.😊👍🏾❤️

[@Kikilu7552]

you are so lucky! I don't even know if I will ever be able to have kids due to my illness.

[@rosieschweebie]

kiki lu I was only able to have one child. I do pray you’ll be able to at least have one... especially since it sounds like you’d like to have children. 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@AmberDennis001]

I'm 26 and a Virgin. I wish I.was pretty enough to have been married at 22 lol

[@rosieschweebie]

@@AmberDennis001 I was a very shy 19 year old when I met my husband in college. I didn't think I was really cute at all ,but I know that was not true. Im sure were very cute at 22, and i pray you met a wonderful man who loves you for you!

[@oliwiakmiecik931]

I was 21 when I had my baby, I think it's so much better than older as children appreciate the time you give them not the money.

[@jennyrotten6354]

My mom is 83. I’m 37. Of course she’s gonna live longer, cause I take care of her!

[@munchkineatsalotvent9899]

👏💯👑🙌

[@moonlightqueen452]

For sure

[@romenpal-m6f]

Keep her happy and fufill her wishes god bless you all

[@LeseanDeVon]

Hol UP...

[@tokunbomuraina9583]

Jenny Rotten 😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣

[@MoMWifeLifex2]

Mommy here that had her first baby at 31. I Loved having ALL my 20's to myself, and starting my mom life in my 30's. done with college and fully stable. 😊

[@clareseburns8179]

You go girl 👏👏👏👏

[@Twinflame_4]

Yess 👏🏼👏🏼 I want to continue doing that as well

[@intrigue8664]

I hope to be just like you! (If I have a stable life and find a worthy man in my 30s)

[@rtp1968]

Shawntell Oden That’s fantastic! I had my daughter at 20 and had my 40s and beyond to myself.

[@magicalindigoadult3838]

Wait to you’re to old wasted ur life

[@lireesh2]

I had kids in my early 20s and now I have a teenage who I can keep up with and enjoy many fun adventures with. My daughter is my size and height and we sometimes share shoes and clothes..it’s not that bad to have kids earlier. It’s about what works for you and your partner and the lifestyle you both created together and the many memories of getting there together!

[@MC-uc1hw]

Goals! Hehe happy for you!

[@Mrs.rdgz22]

Same here 🥰

[@douche8980]

I think any age from 2O-5O good so as you are financially stable and able to properly care for the child with at least a six figure annual income.

[@brendabenitez7359]

I also have a daughter close to my age and we enjoy those things. But I’m sorry you can’t afford to give your kids nothing. You have no career and no money in your early 20’s, my daughter struggled with me financially and that wasn’t fair to her

[@lireesh2]

@@brendabenitez7359 well they are well dressed, well fed, has too many toys, lives in a very comfortable home and got to travel occasionally. They didn’t really struggle. Money was tight on a monthly basis for mom and dad but we made it! The way I see is struggling is part of life rather it’s in a form of having a child at a younger age or struggling physically, emotionally, childhood traumas or with other things in life. Sometimes struggling help us grow stronger mentally. I’m just glad to have kids young, it work out in our circumstances. I want to start my family young and do fun things with them in my 30s and I fulfilled that dream and currently enjoying every part of that decision right now. Not everyone can or desire to do that, I know.

[@HIFLY01]

You really only mentioned early 20s and mid to late 30s. You're missing a 9 year gap 25-34

[@bliewhale]

Probably the ideal age, would account for best of both extremes.

[@jessymonster]

HIFLY - the info is WRONG anyway. They used a study from the farmers wives in the 1800s in France!

[@ashleystreasures1921]

Right, I'm 28 and pregnant with my first child, due in August

[@Soundsliketara]

I’m glad someone said it

[@msch7620]

The 1st graph also doesn’t even mention the 35-40 year olds

[@c.roxana2878]

I’m 23 and I’ve never cared nor dreamed about having children. The thought of rearranging my life to take care of another little human may bring delight to others and that’s great, but I just know I’d be miserable and that wouldn’t be fair for either of us. I’ve accepted the fact that the rich aunt lifestyle is the one for me. 🥂 Update: I’m 25 now and finally had a tubal ligation. I’m very grateful I was able to get the procedure done! 😌

[@meowsticsism]

Sameee!

[@c.roxana2878]

@@meowsticsism Exactly! I’d be more than happy to spoil my future nieces and nephews.

[@stariehearts2366]

@@c.roxana2878 my friend said the same, then she got pregnant on the pill and now she's a happy 26 year old to a gorgeous 3 year old boy, lol. Sometimes life throws you lemons and you gotta run with it and your viewpoint can change. If she didn't have her son, my friend would've said the exact same thing you just said. Crazy how life works :)

[@prajakta3921]

@@stariehearts2366 why didn't she abort?

[@stariehearts2366]

@@prajakta3921 because she couldn't bare to kill her baby once it happened

[@subi1122]

College brain got me here saying "where are the sources? " Saying "a study says..." doesn't prove anything.

[@galactichoneyxo117]

Yeah older body older eggs lower quality. Says evolution

[@BreakCards]

I was like show me your bbliography

[@tropicaldisaster8135]

"Where are those citations and references??" 🤣🤣🤣

[@callies8907]

At the end of the video the same way they're at the end of the paper lmao.

[@syawkcab]

@@nunyabuissness8058 not really. It just lists and entire organization like "New York Times" It doesn't specify *where* in the New York Times. There is no way to validate the info at all. Also, a lot of these aren't primary sources. They say "a study says" but are citing secondary sources, not the actual studies

[@elleshaw9837]

I had my children in my 20s when I was young enough to enjoy them and energetic enough to run after them. Now I'm in my 50s and can still play with my grandchildren with no major illnesses and aches and pains. I'm still young enough to travel and live a fulfilling life. No soccer games, carpools and PTA meetings. I have complete mental, spiritual physical and emotional freedom. I'm happy that motherhood stage of my life is over.

[@vivalachoba]

Who says people don't have the energy in their 30s? They're 30, not 70!

[@salabeebop]

I feel the same way. I've had my children young and by the time I'm an empty nester I would still have the energy and stamia to hang with the grand kids. Given several diseases I have which slow me down already, I'm glad I had my kids early as the opportunity may have passed me by had I waited.

[@salabeebop]

@@vivalachoba I know I had a lot more energy as a 20 year than I did as a 30 year and kids require a lot of energy. I think the number of kids you want would also be a factor as running after 3 is different to running after 1. Either way, she's sharing her story and she's happy with her decision. Sounds reasonable to me.

[@sophiapeterson3686]

Thank you for sharing. I love and respect people wanting to wait for their 30s. But when I hear things like "kids will be smarter and happier if you are 30 and not 20" I feel so sad. My baby is loved and wanted even though I am 23. I want to live a happy and full life even if I didn't do everything everyone else's way.

[@kellyho-sang9802]

Thank you for sharing feeling hopeful! This comment section makes it seem as if you can’t be capable in your twenties. 26 going on 27 and I’m happy I had my son when I did

[@annamarie5994]

Idc no way I'm raising a kid in my 20s, that's basically college years and figuring out adult life smh

[@ddxoxo2]

Anna Marie right

[@korinakorinakorina]

That's the way to go. I'm 25 and I've got a coworker the same age with two kids. We are on vastly different stages in life and I'm very glad I dont have kids yet. I've also had the time to climb up the career latter more and have a higher income despite working at the same company in a similar role.

[@korinakorinakorina]

Ladder... auto correct

[@poppyparanormal2189]

I’m pregnant at twenty one and wouldn’t change it for the world. I never thought I would be blessed with a family and it’s a dream come true. Although younger parents may have a harder time in life with a child, it’s still beautiful. I have been through so much and I know I will be an amazing mother with a happy and intelligent child whose taken care of.

[@poppyparanormal2189]

Glamorous Taee I’d strongly disagree with your comment and have disagreed with similar comments before I beat teen pregnancy. I’ve noticed that older parents are usually on the news killing and harming their children. I know plenty of teen mother’s who work hard and finished school and have wonderful lives and so do their children. I guess it depends on the person.

[@stray_bad_dog_]

My mom was 36 when she gave birth to my little brother. She's 44 currently, and is the world's best mom, I have to say it.

[@chrisp.9385]

So how old when she gave birth to you?

[@bebemax95]

Bro... my mom was 23 when she had me. And it was the struggle for real. But when she had my little bro at 39, she treats him wayy better than I was ever treated in my childhood 😂😂

[@runuu5432]

My mom had me in her 42

[@markiekot]

@ 34 isn't old though, just more mature

[@ambermidyette3400]

@@bebemax95 the brain isn't fully developed until the mid 20s. Decision making and impulsiveness improves significantly for most after 25. No matter how good a father or mother you try to be, you will have the potential of being far better if you wait till your prefrontal cortex has fully developed.

[@marywatkins9438]

Team No Kids here. Happy for the ladies who have them, though.

[@poppyparanormal2189]

Mary Watkins We’re happy for you, too. Stay blessed! Love and light to you.

[@wyvern938]

Same lol

[@ariellesarinafirestone7823]

Saaaaaaaame

[@JazminJazHunt]

Good for you? 🤨

[@marywatkins9438]

@@JazminJazHunt Yep, great for me. I am happily childless.

[@Foimay]

I'd rather use my 20's for fun, education, and my career. I'd like for my child to be in a home with a stable income and at that point I'll be more stable as a person too

[@bernardosaldana9982]

Indeed parents that tend to wait instead of having a kid out right tend to be more stable (both in maturity and income) and have had the time to either do whatever they at one point wished to do or had plenty of time to work on thier careers and therefore are more stable to having a child with a good income to help and they can focus almost entirely on their children But as always it's a person's decision so it's up to them to choose wisely

[@mercy5004]

@@laurag8126 While you are correct on the education and career bit, I do have to say that there's no point in being so hostile. If someone wants to be an older parent, let them. Personally I enjoyed having younger parents growing up (well, to be fair my whole ass family is "younger", I still have great grandparent's knocking about and driving and I'm 26 lol) and I think that there's a lot of undue stigma of having kids "too young" (very very early 20's) that needs to be abolished. But, at the same time, I know some parents who had absolutely no business being parents in their 20's, and "missing out" on a pure wild time in their life caused them to go buck wild in their 30's and 40's ruining their kids and their own lives. If they had waited, they might have been able to get it out of their system before bringing kids into the mix. Some of my friends had older parents and loved/love them and the life that being "older parents" afforded them, and wouldn't have had it any other way. Yet, some other parent's I know if they had waited to be parents for too much longer... well... they wouldn't have been, or for some, they died just after having kids in their 30's-40's (one from a congenital defect and another from sepsis), leaving their kids with little to no memories of their parents whatsoever. There is no "time" to be a parent. Sometimes "growing up" means having the maturity to know yourself and what would be good for you, and your family. For me, that means a younger mom with a strong support network of family and friends to make up for less independent stability. For them, maybe that means being an older parent with more investment capital for their children under their belt, and their ducks squared in a row.

[@γιουργια]

@@laurag8126 nah,the kids won't hate having "grandpa parents" at all. My parents had me at their early 40s,and they were the best parents I could ask for. Stop with that bs

[@classysis6264]

@@mercy5004 I totally agree with you on that hostility part especially. Some of the 20s or teen moms in the section seem to be quite aggressive in their responses 🙄🙄

[@classysis6264]

@@laurag8126 and it’s also a plus for a kid to come on earth in a financially and emotionally stable and ready household. Most people do not get their money game together before the late twenties-early thirties. And it takes 2 to procreate. Hence you also need to find a partner that’s on the same path as you. How do you get to know someone? By dating that person for a couple of months or even years ( as it’s recommended). Adding up all of that, many people, especially in the US where inflation is killing us would rather wait to be in their 30s to have kids.

[@daniellehoreau7721]

Eh... I feel like it should be broken down more because the life stage and health risks are totally different for the mom in early 20s, late 20s, early 30s, late 30s.

[@bridgettawinchester3063]

Danielle the health risks are minimal

[@daniellehoreau7721]

@@bridgettawinchester3063 Maybe...but there are so many people being born and dying everyday even with parents in the "safe range". I would check your (and your partner's) personal family history for the best results.

[@daniellehoreau7721]

@@bridgettawinchester3063 My aunt had a baby at 44 and her baby is perfectly healthy but I also know a girl who had a baby at 29 and her baby has autism. We don't always know why things happen the way they do.

[@cocodakilla]

Lol go to poor countries. The issue lie in sperm when it comes to delivering unhealthy or disabled babies not women

[@daniellehoreau7721]

@@cocodakilla In my first reply comment I did say check *your partner's* history too. Both parents are equally responsible for the inherited genes.

[@abbadabba917]

Had my first son at 25 (was pregnant while 24) and now pregnant with my second at 31 and being pregnant at 24 was WAY easier than now. Just my experience.

[@Nayero26]

Most people this study is #fakenews I don't know anyone in their early 20s that have any complications... It's always older moms

[@annamiljevic8632]

I believe it. I am 31 and pregnant and feel like sh*t physically and emotionally.

[@annamiljevic8632]

**Side note: Happy about my baby, of course, but I think the stress of my body adjusting to this huge change makes me irritable and the morning sickness does not help the situation.

[@taniyachulan1439]

Abigail D. You are 100% correct. It was way better when I was younger this pregnancy is so much harder.

[@Moss_piglets]

@@Nayero26 although age is one of the factors, it is more likely the mother's overall health and family history. A healthy 35 year old can have an easier pregnancy than an unhealthy 20 year old.

[@ebonymitchell6963]

My mom had me at 41. She’s now 73 and still moves around like she’s in her 20s.

[@karimachelihi8744]

god blessssss her

[@An_anshika710]

Well thats too old idk

[@douche8980]

That's very great to hear :)

[@mercy5004]

See I think it really just comes down to the person. My aunt just had her kids in her 40's (and she didn't even birth them, her wife did) and her body is wearing down fast. She used to be quite the athlete and then like, 44 hit and she's never been the same. Meanwhile my grandmother had her kids young (20-24 when she gave birth) and was really spry up until cancer took her real fast in her 60's. Then my great grandfather (despite most of the men of the family dying relatively young) is kicking around at 93 still doing all his own yardwork, cooking, cleaning, etc. But my paternal grandfather didn't even make it to 34 (also cancer). I'm always glad to hear of older people staying healthy and spry...but there's a lot of young people who take that longevity for granted and think they are guaranteed to get that 80 sem-odd years lol. Gotta enjoy life while you have it and put less worth on the concept of numbers (I gotta do this by that, or I gotta wait until this) :)

[@user-ch3co5yu1q]

@@An_anshika710 literally who cares what you think bro

[@ReginaGrace2011]

I desperately wanted to give birth in my twenties but it did not happen for several reasons - I could not afford to support a child, my relationship did not work out, I was busy working developing career. Now in my early thirties with a steady 9-5 job making six figures, I feel much more secure about having a kid.

[@saljpal3]

I have a cousin in the same boat, hope it works out for her.

[@jewelciappio]

Try for one and maybe think about adopting if god doesn’t let a birth happen for you. There is no reason a woman who wants to raise babies should ever be without a baby. ❤️

[@vanessarico6510]

🙏

[@brendabenitez7359]

I agree

[@zebakhawaja]

🙂 Me too... I'm in the same situation. I feel more secure now. But I think I might like taking some parenting classes.

[@shaunab5049]

The 50% for fertility is very misleading, they quietly said “in your LATE 30s”

[@heathert5455]

I don't know if you realize but this video is propaganda. I guess it doesn't really matter in the long run anyways, forget that I said anything.

[@pratikshatiwari7011]

@@heathert5455 why do you think it's propaganda ?? 😥😥

[@heathert5455]

@@pratikshatiwari7011 They make it sound like it is great to have children in your 30's...example "you live longer." However, my paternal great-grandma had her first child at 21 and she lived to be in her 90s. I have one great-grandma who had her first child at 19 and she is still alive (great-grandma will be 96 on 7-2-2021). Just really pay attention to the message. You can usually spot propaganda if you really pay attention.

[@pratikshatiwari7011]

@@heathert5455 you are right sir /mam they didn't even properly give the links of the studies about which they are talking 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ but of you are woman I have a question for you , Do tell me if I can it or not?😅

[@heathert5455]

@@pratikshatiwari7011 I am a woman and a mother of two. I had my first child when I was 25 and my youngest when I was 29. On my opinion, the best time to have a child is around age 24 or 25.

[@mosamuel7708]

My grandma had her first child when she was 18 i think. She's 90 now.

[@queenditty2783]

Mine had hers at 15 she's 81 , still driving, working & now babysitting her 23 great grandchild ☺️☺️. Grandmas are amazing

[@mosamuel7708]

@@queenditty2783 Damn. Cool OGs still got it.

[@iwanttomakemusicthatmovesp3415]

Well ... This video more like possibilities for me ... But other than that, God bless your grandmother ... ^^

[@msch7620]

They are not talking about the 1st one. They are talking any kid after 33. Women of previous generations had a lot of kids which means they had them young and old as well.

[@romenpal-m6f]

My grandma had child marraige I am from India in that time it was quite legal she gave birth 15 children in her life time I have 7 uncles and 8 aunt's

[@marijanagolubovic9434]

I said I would wait to have kids til I'm 25, which is this year! guess what! ain't gonna happen! I'm just too immature and too broke xD

[@marijanagolubovic9434]

@BossWafflez I agree...but still not there yet.. I mean I have for my basic needs, not yet for sbd elses

[@bymalonie]

@@marijanagolubovic9434 lol girl you got this if you don’t want kids don’t have them!

[@ichiirah]

Lol i wanted kids at 25 but look, i am 27 now 😂

[@shooeng]

Omg so true

[@babianna5609]

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[@Majf0821]

I’m 23, had my first baby at 22 and got accepted into my top choice for my PhD, and my daughter is thriving, beautiful, and so loved. You can have a career and kids too. It’s all in what you want to do and making no excuses!

[@justalostcause4425]

Phd at 23, how? I turned 25 last month and about to finish grad school. I'm so over the party culture, just want to graduate and start my adult life. I've had my fun.

[@Majf0821]

@@justalostcause4425 I graduated with my BS at 21. I double majored. I took a gap year to get married and happened to get pregnant during that year as well. Im a first year. A lot of PhD students already have masters and they are older than 25. Not everyone finds out their passion right at the beginning of college. Also, people have major life changes, and sometimes the timing or even finances doesn't; work out. Some people also just don't have the support. just because people are on a different path than you or on the same path at a different time does not mean you are better or worse than them. I had a baby AND I am doing school. If anything, I think it is better for people to learn about who they are before rushing to finish a career they might hate in the future.

[@Mooodyyhhh]

Exactly ! I’m doing my masters in 24 pregnant with my first. My next step is pursuing my PhD. You can definitely do both and I’m sick of people discouraging young women from having kids. My mom started at 18 and has her masters degree. Anything is possible if you want it. Older doesn’t mean more successful or stable either.

[@naraendrareddy273]

I believe you. Now that you're a mom, one big advantage you have is not wasting your 20s by having superficial "fun" and becoming more responsible, careful, mature and dedicated.

[@naraendrareddy273]

@Noellis Unrestricted casual "fun" as per my personal research and studying has not contributed to any happiness, if anything temporary spike in dopamine and then feeling of emptiness. You know that too deep down unless you're clouded. Anyways, you do you. To each their own.

[@JessG_20]

Mid 20s to mid 30s seems to be ideal for women to settle down and have kids. the woman's mental health, maturity, and stability are just as important to take into consideration when determining the "best age" for baby making. People are crazy with the whole "you'd better pop them out before you're 30 or it'll be too late, you've hit the wall!" Mentality. As are those that think it's ok to wait til their 40s. That's quite unrealistic too. Find the healthy medium.

[@vivalachoba]

You're absolutely right! My mom had me when she was 34 and I've noticed huge differences in her parenting style and mentality compaired to mothers that had their kids in their 20s. She would not take stupid risks that would possibly harm me, she was patient enough to educate herself in terms of baby/child care, she would make sure my needs came 1st because she was willing to make huge sacrifices for her child. And that's because she spent her 20s going to college, treating herself, getting into a well paying job, travelling, etc

[@illiah9784]

I think it's just good for women to realize that they dont even know if they're fertile in the first place or how long theyll be fertile. I know women in their mid 20s who are struggling with fertility So waiting could really hurt their chances In any case I think women should get their hormone levels and such tested every so often if they even slightly think they might eventually want children That way they can catch any imbalance early and work to balance it out as early as possible

[@cashmereglow7549]

@@illiah9784 Please stop. Fertility is entirely based on the individual woman's genetics and lifestyle. But mostly genetics because some women are genetically predisposed to endocrine disorders that cause infertility before mid 20s. Even late teens. PCOS, NCAH, aromatase deficiency, etc come to mind. There is a difference between a collective and individuals health needs.

[@illiah9784]

@@cashmereglow7549 please stop telling women if they think they might want children to keep in check with their fertility and health? Oookay You're right. It is down to the individual womans health and lifestyle. That's why I'm saying these individual women should all individually get check ups to make sure they are healthy and fertile. So if there is any issues or off hormones they can catch it asap. Not once they actually want babies. What should they do? Not keep in check with their health? What is there to disagree with in what I've said?

[@cashmereglow7549]

@@illiah9784 I only said "stop" because you were spreading misinformation regarding fertility. Those conditions I listed makes it much harder for young girls and women to properly ovulate and produce the balanced amount of reproductive hormones that aid in fertility. It can start as early as age 17. I didn't necessarily oppose to what you said about getting early blood panels prior to conceiving. It's imperative for all young women to consult with their GPs, endocrinologists, and OBGYNs to ensure their bodies are healthy metabolic and reproductive wise.

[@user-lv4su2uv5x]

The scary part is -- why giving birth seems like have nothing to do with the dad?

[@BC-bt7hu]

Because it technically doesn't

[@thecutteralicia]

Because it’s the woman who does it...

[@thegirllikesmovies7389]

Because it doesn’t

[@Yas.min3000]

Right like men give birth too

[@natty.777]

I think it’s more about the bodily changes here

[@polkadot2234]

This video should have been titled “Why You Should Wait to have kids until you’re in your thirties” Because it’s completely one sided...

[@gracehaven5459]

Sometimes the truth hurts

[@Revelator999]

@@gracehaven5459 That's not the truth, that's propaganda! They didn't even list the benefits of having kids in your early 20s, let along your mid-late 20s. It was completely one-sided and it never went into the grey area of 20s vs. 30s.

[@intrigue8664]

@@Revelator999 They did. They mentioned less fertility and pregnancy complications.

[@AmazingStoryDewd]

@@Revelator999 There are studies explaining why having kids in your early 30s is the optimal choice for both health and wealth reasons.

[@deejayslowmotion6428]

Yes!!!

[@VadeInSpiritu]

Their comparisons don’t seem scientifically relevant. They aren’t comparing related groups or related issues.

[@fireflymiesumae]

True

[@sewathome]

They should include statistics about infertility. No one knows beforehand if it's going to take 5yrs to get pregnant. It's a very important part of deciding when to try.

[@sades_travels1749]

Absolutely, I started trying to have a child at 28 and now 37,multiple ivf cycles and thousands of dollars later still not pregnant yet. So Boone really knows.

[@sewathome]

@@sades_travels1749 Infertility is awful, I'm only 18months in and can't stand the thought of it taking multiple years. But for so many people, like yourself, that's the reality. So many people around me have encouraged me to wait until I've been married for at least 5yrs. But now experiencing infertility I'm so glad I didn't wait. Who knows how long this will take?

[@fridaedlund6491]

Just wanted to send some love to both of you. Me and my husband tried for four years before we got our baby girl. I know how hard it can be. Take care!

[@DatCrazyOokamii]

guess there's adoption as well. but good luck ladies hope you get there < 3

[@nycodary]

@@DatCrazyOokamii scuze me for saying this but this is a huge NO to say to someone who is trying to have a baby. If you can't relate please restraint from making any unnecessary comments. It will be much appreciated! Have a great day and life!

[@fortunatelyfortunate7138]

Currently 26 and leaning toward no children at all 🤔

[@annamiljevic8632]

You might be missing out on the greatest love of all a human could possibly feel.

[@venuspensus]

@@annamiljevic8632 I have a boyfriend and dog and couldn't be happier, people don't need kids to be happy

[@kenkennedy8719]

Well I’m 23 and don’t want any till I’m 36 so you still have lots of time

[@theirishfairy6281]

I knew in my early 20’s I didn’t want kids I’m 40 now and still feel the same. Blessed to have an amazing husband And we have the best time travelling, dining out and outside work having total freedom - I’ve seen the opposite of us married and 2/3 kids , it’s a mess. I’m sure there’s love but get a puppy they love you unconditionally too! Live your life to the full! It’s impossible do that with kids , that’s just the reality.

[@dd4138]

Styled by Miranda you leave your dog in the cold behind a gate🙀 that’s awful!

[@nothanks1239]

Doesn't matter the age, give birth when you are ready so everyone is happy and loved. That's all that really matters in life.

[@cavallorosso4329]

right have a down baby at 40 and love him and be happy, selfish people

[@Megan-di5co]

I am blessed to have had my first child in my 30s. Maturity and financial stability while raising a child is a must in creating a better society.

[@nerd_alert927]

Agreed! I'm 33 and having my first child in a couple months.

[@FatBellyChemist1234]

I am 25 y.o and I think of the same.

[@MelaniaRose]

@@laurag8126 that’s how life is. You have a career and financial security comes with age.

[@entirelybonkers8832]

@@MelaniaRoseexcept you can have both at a young age and neither at an older age I’ve met 40 year olds that still have to work 5 jobs just to support themselves and I’ve met 18 year olds with houses and cars already maturity doesn’t always come with age and being young doesn’t always make you immature

[@pastordonkoh7692]

how can I give birth to myself?

[@Medium-RareSteak]

Simple: wait. Soon enough you should be able to shed your entire skin and that skin should start to shake around violently and stand up completely and bing bang boom, there you go. You have given birth to yourself

[@Arkew_]

@@Medium-RareSteak genious

[@jinteeel3916]

*pcos

[@Drie_Kleuren]

Use the command: /Rebirth that should work in the latetst update...

[@loa7194]

It's simple load up an old version of minecraft and use the duplication glitch on ur self

[@bbygrlpt2]

My mom had my sisters in her 20s and then she had me at 44. She says all her pregnancies were normal but she couldnt enjoy my sisters too much bc they were very poor. With my dad was different and they both gave me a great childhood. Love them❤️❤️

[@TXRealtorAbigailSturis]

I am blessed enough to have 16 month old twins, a husband, and a degree at 22. 😌

[@natty.777]

Big flex okayyyyy I see you

[@whitneyallman8365]

Amen 🙏

[@tibicenlinnei4014]

Lemme guess.....you've joined an MLM

[@Foreignfee]

Good job Mama🤗

[@MB-nb7yq]

❤️❤️🥰

[@ej1civic95coupe]

Way to not freak someone out. “YOU WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN” 😂😂

[@alissarosenbaum4969]

20s = body is right . 30s = money’s right .

[@bella4lyfe0]

Alissa rosenbaum no🤣 age doesn’t mean money. I have more money than most 30 year olds I know. And I’m 18.

[@KhushiSharma-ci2kf]

@@bella4lyfe0 thats probably your inheritance?

[@bella4lyfe0]

Khushi Sharma I don’t have a inheritance lol. My moms a waitress and my dads a restaurant cook lol

[@mdruhulaminshikder9295]

Ladies, you do realize that men are getting prepared to take care of the money problem, right ? So pick the right guy and only worry about health. ☺

[@KhushiSharma-ci2kf]

@@bella4lyfe0 sorry... So you earned it from your business maybe

[@burning4rmwithin]

I'm having my first child in my early 30s... still financially unstable with a college degree and poor lol. Being lower middle class American sucks.

[@apples6244]

It does suck but you will make it through. I wish all the best for you and your precious baby ❤

[@wyvern938]

Being low class in most other countries is way worse. Just a thought.

[@DJUniMekaju]

May the Lord bless you. 🙏

[@lextherapy8208]

I’m a year late...how’s mom life going? Do you still have the same opinion?

[@burning4rmwithin]

@@lextherapy8208 of course. More stress with a child now. Worrying about health care sucks (I live in California). My child needs a lot of therapy that my insurance doesn't cover. Even when you pay for health insurance, there's still copay and deductible. If I were low income, Healthcare and most services are free.

[@christypassy]

This is not how I was expecting this video to go AT ALL! I kinda feel better to be in my early 30s without kids because society's pressure was lowkey starting to get to me. Thanks for this!

[@jollytotjuice]

Ya just be prepared to be still raising your kids in your 50s.

[@Yas-ei3st]

@@jollytotjuice my mum be raising teens and shes 50. She says it isnt that bad as she's still pretty healthy and active if she wasnt it would be hell.

[@serenitybeats1677]

@@jollytotjuice y’all act like 50 is super old. If you maintain a healthy lifestyle you’re literally fine

[@EB-wt2ty]

@@jollytotjuice you’ll probably age poorly with that kinda attitude.

[@jollytotjuice]

@@Yas-ei3st same with my parents. They had 2 kids in their early 20s and then one in their late 30s and they said it was definitely easier when they were younger.

[@aleynawastaken]

My mom was 21 when she had her first kid. She has always told me: “ whatever you do, do not have children in your 20s. See the world, get a stable job and find yourself first”.

[@Fleurdecarmel]

No. Don’t listen to her.

[@sharonlivid3914]

listen to her

[@Nokss87]

Now you're 40 single passports a career and no babies.

[@c.roxana2878]

@@Nokss87 Sounds like a win to me 😌🍾

[@yuyukawa9104]

Agreed, my mum had me at 19 and she wasn't mature, she was poor, homeless and as a result my childhood was screwed. Wish she had me at 27 or 30

[@kreiselsina]

I‘m pregnant with my first child and I’m 25 years old. For me, this is the perfect time plus my partner and I are financially stable ☺️ it’s different for everyone, there’s no perfect time in general!

[@almondswt]

It’s crazy how having your first baby at 25 makes it seem like you’re young compared to everyone in their 30s but I’m 25 and 6 months pregnant and I think this is a good age!

[@amberphilip6273]

I felt like this video just bashed 20 something year old mothers?

[@dawn7685]

I think the point of this video is that women don't need to feel rushed into having children at such a young age. Many women have been pressured from misinformation to have children before they were mentally and financially ready because of the dreaded clicking clock. If you are a mother in your 20's and that was your choice (ei. planned before conceiving) then be happy in your choice, then you were ready to be mother. Personally, I didn't feel like I reached "adulthood" until my 30's and I hate seeing children being raised by their grandparents because the mothers were still children themselves when they gave birth without understanding all that it entailed. Just my thoughts.

[@amberphilip6273]

I respect your thoughts 🙂 I can agree with the grandparent thing there are some parents who thing having a baby is all fun and games ... my point is that if you have enough money to pay for your home and raise your child as well as having some left over for holidays and treats in your 20’s with a loving partner then why wait. I have a 4 month old son and have enough money to support him and had fertility issues to conceive him also. It probably is slightly better financially to have your baby in your 30’s, my son still has everything he wants and needs tho. Women shouldn’t be pressured by there body clock but I did feel still that this video was bashing 20 something mother’s.

[@dawn7685]

@@amberphilip6273 I'm sorry you felt that the video was bashing you. Obviously, you were ready and by the sounds of it, it was planned, so by that logic, it was exactly what you wanted. There is absolutely nothing wrong with becoming a mother in your 20s, the point is to not feel like you have to.

[@Shelliec6]

Yup, it did. Saying that having children in your 30's is better is automatically saying that having children in your 20's is worse.

[@dawn7685]

@@Shelliec6 Yes, because no one is an individual and everything is black and white.

[@girl-gx2ls]

20s= you use youthful energy to keep up 30s= you outsmart them with wisdom

[@osazuwaruth7684]

You are very correct

[@megamind8901]

Can you please provide links of the study rather than providing the name of the website. It gets easy for reading the whole report. Btw Great video.

[@dusscode]

ALEX PETERS this is not how in-text citation works.

[@Daisyveniegas]

Had a baby when i was 29, it was so hard. Had another when i was 31, it was an easier pregnancy. Sometimes each pregnancy is just different. By the way, they are both girls. It's actually better mentally when you wait to have kids, you're better prepared financially and you're at the point in your life when you actually want them and are tired of living just for yourself.

[@shalinitholia1514]

Do you wish you didn’t have the baby at 29? And maybe waited another year or two?

[@imkylahsymone]

I’m 30 and I turn 31 in October and I believe I’m pregnant with my first born

[@trijita6844]

My mom had me when she was 35 and my father was 42.... I was born extremely healthy and Even my mother was totally fit and fine after she gave birth. I am my parents first and only child. All my friends and most people in family were born to their mother in their mid twenties,and somehow I have the best health among them till date.As my parents are a bit older and thus more matured, I feel they were able to raise me better than most because of their experiences in life.I till now have an amazing bond with them... Also my parents were able to enjoy and utilise their 20s better. My father was able to establish himself very well as a doctor, and my mom learnt french, driving and taught in a school as well as took spoken English classes....also They were able to provide me with stable financial and mental environment for they were themselves stable .

[@minaraamankwa3964]

Yh but Ur an only child which is kinda sad

[@lekshmis4748]

@@minaraamankwa3964 That is not sad at all..I am also my parant's only child.Most people assume that we are sad and lonely kids but we are not.

[@Goodwillwinoverevil1984]

@@minaraamankwa3964 My older brother is very immature and we fought a lot as kids. I didn't need that in my life. Then, when he was in his 40's, he gets married and the woman he married didn't really like me very much and we rifted and now whatever his wife says goes. It's not all fairies and pixie dust having a sibling.

[@Athenasmusica]

You didnt talk about infertility or more chances to have your baby with more sindromes .

[@capivara6094]

yeah, the chance of having a baby with sindromes is way higher in your 30s, and even higher in the 40s. But I'd say that this is not really a problem, since I'm totally ok with early pregnancy abortion.

[@CL_G]

I've read that it's more syndromes (birth defects) due to the age of the male and his inability to produce the amount and quality of "soldiers," that he produced in his 20's. Men at age 50 have a 6x higher rate of producing a child with defects than in his 20's and it doesn't matter what age the female is.

[@godsgirl7201]

@@capivara6094 u don't deserve to have kids

[@roadrunner3232]

@@CL_G true .

[@zinnatislam444]

They literally said that the chances of getting pregnant drops to 50%.... also "sindromes" lol

[@SunnyRae10]

I'm almost 32 and been in a 12 year relationship and still praying for my first baby.... I really want twins!! Give a like if you hope it happens 🙏

[@RRC879]

How's it going?

[@SunnyRae10]

@@RRC879 I totally forgot I commented this....😞 Still No babies for me... 😞

[@RRC879]

@@SunnyRae10 Don't be sad please. You're still in your early thirties. There's still much hope. And if nothing works there's still the concept of Test Tube baby. I hope that God gives you a blessing in the form of a baby. 😇😇

[@nana8135]

I hope you get baby's ❤️

[@alsokaitlin]

@@SunnyRae10 aw I know its been a year so, any luck yet? Also, I really hope your day was blessed with happiness and all your other days will be great

[@tinaavendano1962]

I had both my kids in my early 20's and I always loved being a mom. My daughter is my best friend and I can't wait to travel and enjoy adventures with them as well! I wouldn't change a thing! Sometimes having kids at a younger age means you have more of your freedom later on in your late 30's and 40's. It's just personally what works for you. There is no right or wrong choice here.

[@clewrites]

Kids in 20s - Enjoy 40s Kids in 30s - Enjoy 20s

[@alezandradavila2581]

I lived my 20s … 30 and 31 works great

[@ufosrus]

Mother's in their thirties are more ready emotionally to raise a child. By then you've done much more in your life and are ready to give up many freedoms for parenting. At least that's what I have observed including my own experience.

[@Cleeon]

Yes, generally, I agree with you

[@MelaniaRose]

Yes more life experience too.

[@happilyhodge13]

I feel it's less about age, more about the individual. I had my daughter at 20 and my twins at 22. All were planned. I never had any "freedoms to give up" because I was never the kind of person that partied, drank, smoked, had friends, etc. I know that if I didn't have my children when I did, then I wouldn't be the person I am now. Sure, maybe people in their 30s may have "more" experiences than people in their 20s, but raising children 24/7 is a whole other ball game at any age. You can't really fully "prepare" for it, because all children are different and offer up different pros and cons in raising them. But I will agree that, depending on what career path you've went down, it probably would be easier financially to wait.

[@magicalindigoadult3838]

jacqueline schael it’s a waste u will be to old

[@ahhwe-any7434]

No im glad i went exploring and did the whole hype club thing. I didnt know it was so easy seeking validation.. im being stupid. Im sayin i lived it, went through it, & got over it quick. .. I wasnt ever the smartest w/$ back then. But If i had only crawled up my parents asses more & decided to die there, for once, oh wait, twice, i would finally get societies approval... yeahno. my parents are weird af. So when i say exploring, that means i bounced some states back then too. Pretty sure ill never be the old cringy person. Like all "i ever did was blah & now i just want to rewind in the places where theres void. I never got to live them bc i was doing this & this 😭, weh. I Traveled, live (d) & experienced✔️. Got my wild oats out ✔️. Had a kid that will be an adult when im in my early 40s ✔️. Came across all different walks of life ✔️. Had 9 lives is still managed to bounce back ✔️. Was good enough in societies most cringy of the cringe... bc its so funny✔️. Did sincere meaningful things w/out your approval or knowing bc i could ✔️.

[@brassbelle4528]

22: miscarriage 23: one daughter 24: 2 miscarriages 25: another on the way! Miscarriages still happen regardless of age, and to more women than you’d realize.

[@TheBlacksheepbabe]

I became a mom at 21 I had my last child at 27, I didn’t want to be pregnant in my 30s I wanted to be done having children before I turned 30. It’s just my personal preference. I prefer to enjoy travel as I grow into my 40s vs getting children ready for school

[@Rosannasfriend]

I would rather do all that stuff and enjoy a life while I'm younger and have more energy. Besides, in someways having little kids in your 40s can makes you seem/feel younger than if you already have a bunch of grown-ups running around making your age obvious.

[@error404blah]

That's cool, I feel the opposite is better, but each to their own, ignore all the stupid people being nasty and criticising you. 👍

[@i.8885]

@Lightskinlove that's one of the dumbest things I've ever heard

[@sasi5841]

Smart. If you have kids in 20s there is a significantly higher chance of being able to do both. However the same is not true other way around. Sub fertility is a thing after all.

[@sasi5841]

@Lightskinlove well I guess thousands of years of human civilization lacked direction and discipline then

[@PsychicReadingUsaFacebookGroup]

I was 35 when I delivered my second child. Starting a family in your mid to late thirties is the norm now. I remember taking the birthing class and being afraid I’d be the oldest, but everyone was around the same age accept one much younger woman.

[@bizznick444joe7]

@@laurag8126 I hope they never give you grand kids. Antinatalism for the win and it's winning for sure. Hopefully it will crash and abolish children industries and marriage industries pronto! I just want to see them burn down :D

[@mirellymiranda9591]

@@laurag8126😂😂😂 This is funny. I’ve always wanted to become a mother young it’s my dream, got married at 20 now 21 and I would lovee to get pregnant around 22 or 23 (my husband has good income so financials is not a problem) I already went through all the flack for getting married young and not “living my 20s” whatever that means. As if you can’t still enjoy your life and travel after marriage. Now I have to mentally prepare myself for all the judgement for being a young mom as I’m sure I’ll receive it whenever I do get pregnant

[@_aidid]

Age does not matter if livelihood is healthy.

[@Print229]

And grandparents-to-be are healthy. Childcare costs about $800 to $1600 per mo in my area (most expensive for babies). That's for daycare. Private care costs $22 to $25 per hr. If you are older, you are reeeeaaaallllly going to miss that free childcare from your parents. And, if grandparents get sick and elderly? Guess who has to make their meals and help them toilet, too?

[@romenpal-m6f]

COrrect

[@evilclown42]

You’d think that. But coming from a healthy women who struggled with infertility for almost 4 years at the age of 25 I’m very glad it was at 25 and not 35. “Health” isn’t always the be all. There is so much more to it then this video talks about.

[@awesomesaucepan0e0]

Healthy doesn’t always equal fertility unfortunately

[@_immie_6629]

My mum was 18 when she gave birth to me and she's a doctor and we r really closed as well.

[@fannyyyyyyyy]

Wow, your mom is a great woman

[@nadiagoutam6630]

Where do you guys get your information from? Maybe consider including your reference in the description box

[@jessymonster]

Nadia Goutam the info is WRONG so I doubt they would cite sources. They literally put whatever they wanted.

[@rosyorbit9229]

Nadia Goutam it’s at the end of the video underneath “sources”

[@dearbrave4183]

Nadia Gutam Thank you!

[@dearbrave4183]

@@rosyorbit9229 nope those are more links to their other videos

[@lynndwho]

@@jessymonster all kinds of sources have these statistics, the government etc. And none of it means anything because people defy statistics all the time. If you are 20 something having a kid or already have kidz, be honest and look around at majority of the other people in their 20s compared to teens with kids. Think about yourself as you get older you probably learn a little bit more about life and learn from your mistakes. We get wiser... I mean most of us do. That doesn't mean you can't succeed at 20 it just means that more people that are at that age are facing different struggles. Most of the time as we age and get more experienced we make more money which we are usually able to provide more stability... of course there is older as well who end up with set backs etc.

[@denisenova7494]

As someone who is 34 I think everyone calling 30 an "older age" deserves a slap.

[@nataliaquintana839]

I’m 35 & thinking the same thing 😏

[@sjtalksandlife]

I was healthier when I had my youngest at 32, than I was when I had my oldest at 22.

[@channo92]

I needed this. After establishing my career, buying a house and getting ourselves together, we are finding ourselves at the end of our 20s with a few fur babies. I am always stressing about it, but this makes me feel so much better about our decision to wait 💜

[@kristen1324]

I had my first at 30 and my second is due after I turn 34. You got this.

[@amedori18]

Same omg. I’m low key stressed as my friends and loved ones are starting to have more babies and here I am trying to finish my master’s degree in my late 20s and entering my 3rd year of marriage. I want to wait so watching this video brought me some relief 😭

[@KennyBunions]

Same here girl! I feel better after watching this. My husband has always wanted kids. For me I knew I wanted them, eventually, but I knew I needed time to mature. Now I'm getting to that point but I stress that I'll be "too old".

[@lysanne201]

I've been stressed since my goal was getting a kid at 26 (I'm almost 27 now) and my life's still a mess, so this does make me feel a bit better too

[@cherylsosciacassidy6701]

Had my first at 36, second at 38, and third at 42. There is time.

[@monitaa5916]

Choose one: Raising baby at 24 while your friends are partying and spending their money living their youthful life Raising a college student or teenager at 50s when your friends are laying down at home enjoying their wealth while receiving money/gifts from their children

[@sarathesimmersarathesimmer1300]

Monita A Honestly!! I would chose the having my first child at 23 ( Like I want ) ANY DAY over doing what my mom did ( having me at 35, even though I do understand why ). I'm 16 and she's 52... my dad is almost 63. It's extremely awkward, they should already be grandparents based on statics and their ages. My mom would rather relax for sure like the non-working American mothers than be 52, almost at " retirement age, " and still have me as a junior.. it's just not good. More chance of financial stability going off of the ages, but way less energy and just way more awkwardness :-/ 100% recommend the first to be in the 20s, especially since you'd fulfill your life with your child and not dumb shit of parties! 😁

[@froyokid]

Lol yea right. Grown up kids ain’t getting shit for their parents who had them young cause of student loans. Shoot their parents are probably still raising them cause a lot have to move back home

[@betsyconyers3545]

I got to do #1 and have zero regrets. This is more fulfilling than the "youthful life"

[@magicalindigoadult3838]

Monita A omg i know 50 women become so bitter and the kid is still like 12 13 but not the rich lady’s only the ones that have to raise them then realize they are now to old

[@libertasca1636]

@Sara kadi So ungrateful 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@isabellamorris9892]

i’m 20 and having my first baby soon. there’s a lot of women telling me that i wouldn’t be able to travel, enjoy my 20s or even say that it will just be a burden. i do not invalidate their experiences with having a child so young but i would like to say there are few women (like me) who love the idea of raising children and having a family early. there’s nothing wrong with preferences. i’m married, financially stable, and have my own home and i feel that i’m ready to give my child everything they may need.

[@williamong911]

Thank you. That's is all I can say

[@douche8980]

20 was a pretty common child bearing age for most of human history and still is for most of the developing world too 👍

[@hillaryh.5197]

@@douche8980 Right…it was common when you croaked at 39. Now we live until 95. The problem with having kids at 20, is that your 20’s are for making mistakes to gain wisdom. The world is much more forgiving when you want to sew your oats in your 20’s. When women spend their 20’s having babies and their husbands leave them when theyre between late thirties and forties…these divorcees tend to want to make up for lost time. The world is far less forgiving when your 42 bringing boyfriends around your kids because you were stuck in the house with a husband and babies since 20. No one cares now because women aren’t “forced” like they used to be.

[@moonchild1257]

My mom was 46 when she had me... Y'all are late on the trend

[@Laura-Yu]

My grandma was 40 when she had my mom in the mid 60s...it’s been a long practice

[@chealsead7386]

Mom in 20s dad in 30s. All problems solved. I'll take my Nobel prize now.

[@prakashdixit6151]

🤣

[@puglover6113]

😂 bruhhh lol This has me dying right now lol 😂

[@looneybunny3064]

😂😂🤣

[@0SilentStone0]

sperm quality decreases beginning at 32 if I'm remembering my old human anatomy homework correctly

[@kasandraj.kessel2224]

I’m 27 and my husband is 32, it’s time LOL

[@davidribeiro4781]

20’s Mom - Less life endangering complications. 30’s Mom - less aches and pains “Waiting is better for your health”

[@lexir7504]

they want women to miss their window so we have less children and smaller populations lol our whole purpose is to reproduce so i can only imagine people without children especially females feel extremely lacking in value or purpose

[@chocolatedonut6312]

@@lexir7504 u just made the whole purpose of woman’s existence as “ reproduction” which is your opinion and then u talk about how they feel? You need a reality check

[@lexir7504]

@@chocolatedonut6312 men’s purpose is reproduction too

[@ephraimduke]

@@lexir7504 hey lexi the 1940s called they want their views of women back .

[@asiminapastra6067]

@@ephraimduke THE SOUND I MADE PLS

[@ms_cartographer]

My mom had me at age 30, and I'm fine. I'll have my first kid at age 32. I don't want to raise my kids in poverty.

[@AprilQuiapo]

Same here

[@sukanyachatterjee1632]

Same here

[@Alex-gq5no]

What does age have to do with raising kids in poverty?

[@ms_cartographer]

@@Alex-gq5no I'm in my 20s and broke. Most of us in our 20s are broke, so we want to wait until we are financially stable to have kids. Often times, we get more financially stable in our 30s because of the economy being bad right now, and us just starting out in our careers in our 20s and earning a low starting wage while holding student debt.

[@sarahs3988]

Good luck with planning that exactly....

[@scarlettcobain5312]

Lets push this to 40 vs 30

[@sarahbrennan1342]

Scarlett Cobain exactly lol 😂

[@michaelaannperez8683]

🤣🤣🤣 thinking the same

[@eurekahope5310]

Odds of getting pregnant in an entire year of trying at 40 are 36%. By 45 only 1 in 20 will get pregnant after a year. If you are married and relatively stable financially, I recommend you don't wait too long. Even if you have your first at 35 (only 1 in 2 get pregnant in a year), if you want to bless your child with a sibling at 37, it will statistically take a couple years or possibly not occur at all. If a couple has to pay for fertility treatments, there goes the money they saved by waiting to have children. I fear too many women may miss the blessing of children if they wait for the "perfect" time or pour everything into career only to find career will never love you back.

[@wordswitha7]

40s is definitely too old if you want to have good chance of having a healthy baby and siblings for the baby

[@fannyyyyyyyy]

Nooo,

[@daniella4620]

I’m not sure if I want kids yet but I’d rather do it in my 30s so I can have fun in my 20s

[@princesschi7689]

U can have fun with kids

[@daniella4620]

Princess Chi that’s true but it costs more money and I’m kind of impatient in the first place so I guess maybe they aren’t for me. Still too young to decide tho

[@sarahbrennan1342]

Princess Chi I think she probably means partying and clubbing 😀

[@indiaxlovee]

Sarah Brennan or travelled the world? Lol thats more fun than clubbing

[@ahhwe-any7434]

@@indiaxlovee you actually sound more like a karen

[@wanderingsoul2931]

I’m waiting till my 30s! I’m still learning who I really am so I can be the best mom possible. You can’t pour from an empty cup

[@susmitabasu1549]

Hi aquarius maste

[@amuchen9609]

Amén!

[@t.k.-s.4212]

Amen!

[@sarahivey4225]

I’m 26 weeks pregnant at 31 and mentally I feel super stable and prepared. I travelled the world, spent years in college, got to enjoy all my free time, danced on many stages as a performer and now im ready to invest in my little one. There’s no way I wanted to do this in my 20’s but I always knew that :) Financially, emotionally, mentally and spiritually - I am so much more ready.. but I do admit I bet my body would have managed the aches and pains better in my 20’s 😂

[@ruthhh.m]

Could you blame us😂 you can start a career, get solid money to support you and your future family with, and you have time to think over whether you REALLY want kids or not...because once you have kids, your life (assuming you care) is going to be about them and making sure they get the opportunities for a good life. Not much "me" time🤷🏽‍♀️ I'd rather do as much as I can before having kids, because once they are here, my life is going to be for them, not me.

[@emmad.8815]

great mindset to have :)

[@moisesbeyond]

Selfish....you only care about U

[@markigirl2757]

True that tho I decided on kids I still managed to find me time when he naps 😂

[@RRC879]

@@moisesbeyond Is it such a bad thing to care about me?

[@clarissaputri8797]

This is the best answer

[@SMinor-wn3mp]

If I was the type to want kids. Having them in the 30s is the best option for me. My 20s are for me to enjoy life and freedom find myself be young and have no regrets build myself and find who I am and want to be. That way by the time your 30 or mid 30s you dont feel like you missed out on life rushing to have a family. Some people are fine with that I'm not. Besides giving birth in your 30s and even 40s is healthy and fine it's all on your health and how you treat your body. For me babies can wait it ain't that serious.

[@gabrielle6158]

S. Minor hallelujah to this!!! I feel the same. And exactly, babies can wait. Why should we rush? Having to enjoy life and freedom and have lots of “me” time is amazing!

[@poppyparanormal2189]

I thought this and never thought I’d be pregnant but here I am.. Pregnant and enjoying every second.

[@JaejoongPrincess]

@@poppyparanormal2189 Good for you...

[@wordswitha7]

Agree about 30s 😊 but unfortunately 40s is risky if you want a good chance of a healthy baby. Unless you're using ivf and they can screen the embryo for problems

[@roshniprasad8550]

I feel the same. 👍

[@shantelane2553]

As someone that got married at 32 I can tell you it was the best decision I ever made! I really enjoyed my 20s and built a career and enjoyed being with just me. I had a dream wedding and I'm truly happy in life with my husband. If I had a child in my 20s I would have always felt like I missed out on something. My husband and I are so very secure with our relationship and truly following the journey and what God sees fit for us. Folks invest too much into youthfulness and age. First off I'm Black and we don't crack. I'm still getting carded at age 32. I've hardly aged in 10 years. In fact I'm radiant in my 30's My body is filling out, my hair is growing, and I could finally afforded dental work and so my teeth are perfect. I have a considerably young family. My mom is 51 and grandmother is 69. My mom is so young and vibrant as well as my grandmother. My mom and I started a business 3 years ago and it's growing beautifully. It has to be kids on commenting because if you're in 30's you're just hitting adulthood...boo you're just hitting life. Some of you aren't living right. Enjoy your damn life and get out and see the world. For those wanting to have children....the blessing will come.

[@SierrasCoolChannel]

I had my baby at 18 and that was perfectly fine for my baby and I. Age does not always indicate maturity or ability to raise the child. I'm glad I had my baby because he is a beautiful human being and I love him. And we are both healthy and stable. Don't always judge situations or people based off of a little thing.

[@entirelybonkers8832]

Exactly this I’ve met horrible abusive parents that are older and I’ve met amazing parents that are younger I’m 19 and pregnant and married and have already been through so much just from my life being difficult my childhood ended early and I was ready to move past that I’m happier than I’ve ever been and financially and emotionally as stable as I can be

[@andreatummons4]

I have had a baby in my teens, my 20s, and my 30s. Honestly, it was easiest when I was a teenager. My body was at its best. I got to grow up with my kid and I learned a lot being a mom than I ever did in a classroom. Money comes and goes and is never the same or consistent no matter what age you decide to have a child.

[@Grant-gq7in]

The idea of needing money to raise a child is such a scam

[@andreatummons4]

@@Grant-gq7in I mean.. things cost money unfortunately.. so I get it.. but I agree!

[@a49-n2o]

As hard as we plan, whenever they end up being born, it will always be perfectly destined, at the right time and place. ❤

[@davasiabriggs]

💝💝

[@ivanberdichevsky5679]

Truth.

[@jenneferramdass5574]

Yes i agree with you......

[@maywalker997]

Disagree. Kids can come along at terrible times. And not everyone manages/copes. Some people also plan everything and then struggle to conceive (etc). We wouldn't need a foster home system if everything always just fell into place according to some magical predestined plan. I feel that people who just talk about everything working out are really just relaying their own limited, biased experiences in the world.

[@a49-n2o]

@@maywalker997 @May Walker Hi! I totally understand where you're coming from, because it's true not everyone is able to cope well with their personal trials including having children. Sorry i didn't make it clear! As my message wasn't actually to take the reality of that struggle away rather make that struggle meaningful if that makes sense? 😊 I've come across a lot of horrible trials in my life thus far, as does everyone in their own different ways - but for me and my faith, accepting decreed timing (after trying your best efforts to plan too) doesn't mean pretending that life is rosy - it means removing the burden of life from our hearts by trusting in a bigger picture, something our fragile minds won't understand in the moment of it all. It means to actively try your best, and leave the rest to God. From how I've learned to see the world, we each have our own specific trials tailor made for us, in order to fight through it to become stronger mentally and spiritually, to exude beautiful yet active patience, and to become a better person out of them every time. Afterall, we're in this life for only a fleeting moment, it'll be like a dream - but a dream that counts ❤

[@zupasanic]

Correlation does not equal causation. This channel is giving bad advice.

[@zupasanic]

@Lightskinlove that's a nice strawman you've built there. Maybe be a bit more charitable next time. i have no general advice, it depends on each person's specific situation. one advice i will give is to not wait until your thirties just because you believe that if you wait your child will be smarter or taller. He wont.

[@zupasanic]

@Lightskinlove what kind of loser gets so salty about such an unoffensive position? lol

[@sasi5841]

@@zupasanic I would like to see the methodology of the studies mentioned in the video. I have a suspicious feeling they left some important information out

[@zupasanic]

@@sasi5841 probably, many pop-science channels prefer shareable content over accurate content. It's a bit of a problem bc it gives some people the feeling of expertise on the subject

[@MinttMeringue]

Yeah, besides the money point which just comes with age usually, I'm kinda suspicious of this... people used to claim your baby would get tons of diseases if you had them at 35 because the chances doubled. But it doubled from like .2 to .4 or something though, under 1% still

[@soundsaboutright1004]

I’m 32 and pregnant with my second. Had my first when I was 25. This pregnancy is just as healthy as the first as far as gaining the right weight and everything going smoothly. My mental health is in a way better place now compared to my first pregnancy though.

[@naomixfreeman7756]

Be careful when generalizing (in reference to the average income statistic). “Danish” study does not mean that the same can be said for the US because we have a different economy, like any other country in the world.

[@Meeroh.89]

Oh my... I’m turning 30 very soon! Still single... #ForeverAlone

[@priyadharshini6440]

Super enjoy life

[@RoyalistaaTV]

mawawii Same #Soon

[@lalagirl211]

You should own a dog

[@Meeroh.89]

I Am Happy And I Deserve It i have a cat 😂

[@dwikychandrajannata7296]

So do i

[@paulopezbotella7216]

I'm from Spain and it's super weird to me that people have childs "so early" in USA, I think it's been normal here to have kids in your 30's rather than in your 20's for a long while (like several years or even a few decades).

[@A__Mina]

As an American I can say that we are super impulsive. People want college degrees but don't practice safe sex, people welcome the challenge of being a full-time student and full-time parent, unnecessary stress. You don't have to start your family in your 30s but at least make having kids young make sense.

[@poppyparanormal2189]

How is the sex education in Spain? Here it’s very nonexistent.

[@moisesbeyond]

And Spain is broke, families produce wealth whem men have families work harder, you have the lowest birthrate of Europe and will leave the Country to Muslims women and their children.

[@froyokid]

Moises Antonio Frías Taveras LOL Most wealthy countries, the women have more freedoms, marry later, and give birth in their 30s. In poorer less stable countries like Latin America and certain parts of the USA with a certain demographic, older men prey on young girls and impregnate them by the time they are 15 but I bet you see no problem with that.

[@moisesbeyond]

Spain has the lower birthrate of Europe....it is going to dissapear in a few years , 15 is not the right age but neither 40.....between 23-28 is the best for every one..for women for men and for society...of course women dont care about their society Spain is another proof of it.

[@amarahsrabbitry1073]

Having my first this summer and I am 22! This was NOT the original plan, but my husband and I are in a great place to raise kids (he’s 27). Emotional maturity, a house, savings (financial stability). I did want to live another year or two without children, but I can say I am really excited to start this season of life. I feel blessed. And honestly, I don’t think anyone feels ready to have kids. I have amazing parents and two sets of grandparents who can help us along the way.🥰

[@douche8980]

Mother nature gives us all a window of time to produce our offspring and for those who miss the boat there is always adoption or buying a pet for company 👍

[@micci973]

"women in their 30s ovulate two eggs at the same time" Me: more pain to endure, just great!

[@juliaarnold1078]

Mitchelle Chibuoke not really, twin births aren’t anymore painful then singletons, they just hurt your wallet a bit

[@rachelsbusy9948]

So glad I started having kids in my early 20's, but to each their own. It's a very personal decision.

[@AmberDennis001]

I wish I was pretty enough to have been married at 22 and a mom at 28 with a good husband. I'm 26 now.

[@akarshagopa3983]

@@AmberDennis001 I’m sure you’re beautiful. Everyone has different things happening at different points in their life. I’m sure you’ll find a lovely partner. You deserve it :)

[@godsgirl7201]

Same here

[@sonnyturner2694]

Can I ask why and what yoj think the benefits are? Just curious x

[@lifeisshørt_420]

@@AmberDennis001 I’m sure you’ll be fine. My mom had me at 23 and my dad was 22 turning 23 in literally 5 days after I was born🤣😂

[@clicksandcrochets2929]

From a mom who has had kids in early twenties and early thirties, let me tell you. Having kids in your twenties are sooooo much easier on your body! You bounce back a lot easier and you have a lot more energy. If you are financially able, have kids in your twenties!

[@christingonzalez9642]

You wont know the difference though if you wait. Plus you were probably more tired because you had your older kids to take care of while being pregnant.

[@godsgirl7201]

That's depending on if u have a c section or not I didn't bounce back fast I had a c section at 24 if I was 30 and had vaginal probably would've bounced back quicker than having a c section

[@clicksandcrochets2929]

Definitely wasn’t the tiredness, it was my body being older, it didn’t tolerate pregnancy as well as when I was younger.

[@clicksandcrochets2929]

Yeah all 4 of mine were vaginal, no csections. A csection can be rough no matter what age for sure!

[@Kodak718]

There are various reasons, health and stress included, that could be part of that. There are people who have easier pregnancies later in life. Everyone has different experiences.

[@EngPMgt]

I am 37 and single 😅 I am highly educated (phd), financially stable (high paid job), healthy (follow intermittent fasting, high protein & fibre diet, workout daily), maintain my beauty (hair and skincare), and have fulfilled life (hobbies/travels/family gathering) The only issue is that i am not beautiful 🤣 it’s genetic so i have no hand on it Having a baby won’t be an issue, the main issue is having a husband who really love and cherish me! Not to cheat with other women because they are 10x more beautiful than me 😅😂

[@deathmatch692]

😢

[@lizzyli4775]

I really think you’ve a positive outlook on life and will meet a man loves you for who you are❤️ Beauty is very subjective. My partner always thinks he’s not attractive and a bit worry about if I would leave him one day. But I honestly think he’s a handsome guy, haha☺️ let alone super smart😝 I’m sure you are gorgeous in some people’s eyes😍👏