The best childbearing age for women

Meeting each other in the best years of our lives and then bearing fruit at the right time is actually a very happy thing. Some couples may be divorced, or they may get pregnant not long after getting married. In fact, everyone is happy to have a baby, but are you pregnant with a baby at the best childbearing age?

1. The best age for women to have children

Due to the differences between our yellow race's physical fitness, environment, diet and other factors compared to other races, China generally recommends that the best childbearing age for women is between 23 and 30 years old. This also takes into account the personal health of women of this age. Because if a woman is healthy, in her 20s, and has not gotten pregnant for a year without taking any contraceptive measures, there is generally no need to worry. However, if a woman is over 30 and has not gotten pregnant after 6 months without any contraceptive methods, she should consult a doctor for details.

2. How is it actually defined?

(1) Cell biology research shows that if the mother is too young and has not yet fully grown and developed, the fetus she creates may be malnourished. This causes pregnant women and fetuses to be in a state of insufficient nutrient supply, competing for nutrients in the pregnant mother's body.

(2) From a formative perspective, parents’ social experiences can also affect their children’s brain development. Mothers who are too young are relatively at a disadvantage in educating their children. At the same time, the baby should not be too old, as it will face greater risks when creating a new life. The incidence of fetal brain development disorders will increase, which may lead to intellectual disability and other abnormalities in the development of the central nervous system.

(3) As women age, the number and quality of their eggs tend to decline. Gradually, the probability of developing some genetic diseases will increase with age. For example, endometritis is the most common disease among women aged 30 to 40, especially those who have not become pregnant. This disease also tends to run in families. If a woman's sister or mother has such a problem, she may also have this disease.