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I heard that the best age is from 24 to 33. After that the babies can have deffects at birth. It is not good for the woman's health either if she bears kids after 33 years old. What do you think?
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i think we should google it . professor
I had mine at 34 and 38. They are fine.
Why 34 is the best age to have a babyBy Beth Hale, Daily MailLast updated at 10:27 25 April 2005Comments (0) Add to My Stories What is the best age for a woman to give birth? According to sociologists the answer is 34.While her biological clock may be ticking, a mother of that age will enjoy far better long-term health than a woman who gives birth at 18.The news will come as a relief to those who decided to concentrate on their career before having a family.Friends actress Lisa Kudrow and singer Cerys Matthews both embarked on motherhood for the first time at 34.And at 70, Sophia Loren - who had her first son when she was 34 - receives as much praise for her health and beauty as she did as a young screen siren.According to research in the US the health benefits of delaying motherhood increase year by year, with the best years for women to start bearing children being between the ages of 27 and 34.Women who wait actually enjoy better health, live longer and end up having healthier babies.Academics looked at the link between the health problems of around 3,000 women and their age when giving birth for the first time.Women who first gave birth at an early age developed more health problems, while women who delayed birth until 34 had fewer problems.Health benefits first started at 22 and continued to rise until 34. But problems began to increase again at 35."A woman who had her first child at 34 is likely to be, in health terms, 14 years younger than a woman who gave birth at 18," said Professor John Mirowsky, who led the research for the National Institute of Ageing and the National Institute of Mental Health.


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no problem i just love google so so informative .
Thank you Admisk for the advise. I googled and here is what I found:

QUESTION: I’m only 19 but was wondering when is the best time to plan to have a baby: in your 20s, 30s or 40s? Are there benefits to having kids at a certain age?

ANSWER — Submitted by Brittany in Great Falls, Mont.

Dr. Laura Stachel
Obstetrics & Gynecology

A:This is a great question that goes beyond the scope of a short answer. Planning for a baby includes many considerations about your health, your economic circumstances, your education and career desires, your personal relationships and your network of support.

From a strictly biologic point of view, it makes sense to have a baby in your 20s if you are healthy. Your fertility is at its peak, the chances for miscarriage and chromosomal abnormalities are low and you are as fit as you’ll ever be for carrying a child. As we age, our fertility lessens and our chances for miscarriage and chromosomal accidents increase. It may be more difficult to conceive a healthy a baby in your 40s. Once your ovaries stop producing healthy eggs there are no medical techniques to reverse this. I have had the heartbreaking job of telling a number of women in their 40s that they are too old to conceive naturally. So I generally remind childless women in their 30s about their “biologic clock.”
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I like how you googled specifically for biased information that supports your stance! laugh

Ridiculous. How about something from a medical journal and not some random question on an internet chat site?

My mom had me when she was 35...3 years after she had her tubes tied and Im healthy....it just all depends on the person and their health and the genetics.

People in their 20's have babies with birth defects....
I think it all depends on biological growth of reproductions organs.
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