Whether childbearing over 30 years old meets the age of elder childbearing
With the improvement of women's economic independence and the change of family values, more and more women choose to postpone childbearing. For women in their 30s, is it in line with the old childbearing age? The following is a discussion from the physical, psychological, social and economic aspects.
1、 Good health
Women in their 30s are in the golden age of childbearing. Their physiological cycle is relatively stable and their physical health is generally good. At this time, women's egg quality is still high, and the pregnancy success rate is relatively high. In addition, with the progress of science and technology and the development of medical technology and assisted reproductive technology, even older people can achieve fertility through artificial insemination, test tube baby and other methods. Therefore, from a physical point of view, childbearing in the 30s is in line with the older childbearing age.
However, it should be noted that female fertility will gradually decline with age. After the age of 30, the ovarian function of women begins to gradually weaken, and the number and quality of eggs will decline, increasing the risk of pregnancy difficulties and fetal malformations. Therefore, if a woman in her 30s wants to have a baby, it is recommended to carry out relevant examinations as soon as possible to understand her fertility, so as to take appropriate measures when necessary.
2、 Psychological preparation
Women in their 30s usually have experienced the development of education and career, and have clearer plans and expectations for the future. After experiencing certain achievements, they are often willing to focus on their families. Therefore, they are more mature and stable psychologically, and their attitude and preparation towards children will be more positive and responsible.
However, being in their 30s is also the golden age of career, and many women face the problem of balance between career and family. Fertility will have a certain impact on women's career development, and it is necessary to make full psychological preparation and planning to find a balance point. After all, child rearing is a long and arduous task, which requires a lot of time and energy.
3、 Social support
With the change of social concepts, childbearing in the 30s has become more common, and is no longer considered as the oldest childbearing as in the past. Today's society has more tolerance and support for late marriage and late childbearing. Many cities also provide corresponding policies and welfare guarantees, creating a good social environment for late childbearing ethnic groups.
In addition, family and social support are also important factors. If there are partners, parents or other close people who can take care of the children together with themselves, the birth of children in their 30s will be more smooth. After all, childcare needs the joint efforts and support of families.
4、 Economic commitment
Women in their 30s usually have a certain foundation in their careers, and their economic situation is relatively good. In terms of fertility, it has a high economic affordability and can provide children with a good growth environment and educational resources.
However, childbirth is not only an economic issue, but also needs to take into account the growth and education costs of children. With the growth of age, the cost of children's education will be higher and higher. Therefore, women in their 30s also need to take full account of their own and family's economic affordability when deciding to give birth.
Summary:
To sum up, childbearing in the 30s is in line with the age of older childbearing in physical, psychological, social and economic aspects. Although the childbearing age is a little late, the progress of science and technology and the development of assisted reproductive technology provide the possibility of delaying childbearing. Women in their 30s usually have certain social and economic capabilities, become more mature and stable, and have better psychological and social preparation. Of course, every woman's fertility decision should be different from person to person, and all factors should be considered and weighed.
