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Late Age Pregnancy-No V/S Yes
The most conventional age for having for a Baby in India is below 30 years. Would you say Yes or No to the Late age Pregnancy? What's your take on the topic share your thoughts Khulke in the comments below.
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Sejal Gandhi Guardian of a 7 m old girl 5 months ago
yes
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Prachi Mom of 2 children 5 months ago
No, I had my first baby at the age of 35yrs
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Shilpa Singh Mom of a 8 m old boy 5 months ago
no way I am 35 and I gave birth on 15 feb 2025 😝👽
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Jenisha Shah Mom of 2 children 5 months ago
yes
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Ankita pareek Guardian of a 4 yr old girl 5 months ago
yes
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Gayasuddin Guardian of a 6 m old girl 6 months ago
No
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Beema suhail Mom of a 8 m old girl 6 months ago
No
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Vaishali singh Mom of a 2 yr 6 m old girl 6 months ago
no not at all
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dharti thummar Mom of 2 children 6 months ago
no
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Nawazish Mom of 3 children 6 months ago
todays generation just need to enjoy his/her married life.dont want to take responsibility of child.women freezing her age ao she can pregnant after age of 30 very easily.but i suggest pregnancy below 30 is best.our body keeps changing day by day.
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The most conventional age for having for a Baby in India is below 30 years. Would you say Yes or No to the Late age Pregnancy? What's your take on the topic share your thoughts Khulke in the comments below.
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