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Old 25-11-2011, 12:20 PM #37
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Some men/women who have children in their 40's are still fit and healthy. Maybe even healthier than people in their 20's who go out on the lash all the time. I mean we have to work until we are 65. Maybe 70 in the future. I have no problem with older parents. I think there should be a limit though. Like have no kids after the age of 45 or something.

I also heard there is a risk of having a baby when you are young. I thought between the ages of 18-21 you have more chance getting a down syndrome child :S As well as getting more chance of this when you are older.

Therefore it's best to have kids in your 20's/30's!
I don't think that's true. The main risk with teenagers giving birth is that the girls hips aren't wide enough for a natural childbirth. I think it's more common for babies to be born premature as well.
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