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What are the benefits of having kids young?
Having children earlier will mean you’ll still be relatively young when they leave home—provided they don’t boomerang back to your basement couch. This allows you more flexibility and freedom to focus on your financial needs in the years leading up to your retirement.
Do people regret having babies young?
One in twelve parents (8\%) say they regret having children, while another 6\% have previously had regrets but don’t now. While there’s no difference between mothers and fathers, younger parents aged 25 to 34 are the most likely to feel regretful, with one in five either rueing their choice (13\%) or having done so (9\%).
Is it good to have children early?
Being a younger mother is more beneficial to your baby’s health. Your odds of conceiving are increased in your late 20s or early 30s. Getting pregnant during this time also reduces your chances of having a pregnancy complication.
Is it better to have a baby young or older?
Perhaps the most significant benefits to starting a family young are the greater chances of conception — and lowered risk of miscarriage, pregnancy complications, gestational diabetes and birth defects — compared to older-than-average mums.
What do you worry about when it comes to raising children?
Apart from the pesky part of finding an eligible guy to marry me and be the father of my children, I worry about the costs of raising a child. Childcare is ridiculously expensive in Aus. If I won the lottery then I’d have a kid earlier. But if you have children, you can employ them as slave labourers and thus actually increase your earnings!
Does it make sense to have a kid?
As you get older your mind will make up more and more reasons why it makes sense to have a kid. Don’t be fooled, it’s just evolution tricking you into reproducing–no sane, thinking beast would take on the burden of raising a child if the mind didn’t fool us into it.
Should you have your babies young?
Here are 10 reasons why having your babies young is AWESOME. 1. More Time I will most likely be able to see my kids retire. I will get to be a part of my son’s life through so many different seasons. My odds of becoming a great-grandmother (which is a total dream of mine!) are much greater than if I had waited another ten years to become a mother.
How much attention does a child really need?
The first years of life, children need A LOT of attention. If you are lucky you get a spot in kindergarten, otherwise someone has to watch them 24/7. Even if they are asleep, someone has to be around “if anything happens”.
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