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Late Age Pregnancy: Yes/No

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Late Age Pregnancy: Yes/No

The most conventional age for having a baby for an Indian women is below 30 years. Still Bollywood divas are setting new trends of late age marriage and late pregnancy. Share your views what you feel is it healthy to have baby in 30’s? What is your opinion on late age pregnancy.

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a k Mom of 3 children 6 years ago

below 30 is best age

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Nusra Junaid Mom of a 10 yr 1 m old girl 6 years ago

Na.

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Gowthami lolugu Mom of 3 children 6 years ago

23 to 30 years healthy time to conceive

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Asia Mom of 5 children 6 years ago

below 25 years

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Asia Mom of 5 children 6 years ago

below 25 is the perfect age

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vanya 6 years ago

no

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vanya 6 years ago

no

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vanya 6 years ago

no

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Suvitha Ganesh Mom of 2 children 6 years ago

Earlier pregnancy and earlier baby gives the baby healthy and happy life

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Sajeena Mom of 2 children 6 years ago

for a healthy baby it is always advisable to get married in between 25 and 30.

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Late Age Pregnancy: Yes/No

The most conventional age for having a baby for an Indian women is below 30 years. Still Bollywood divas are setting new trends of late age marriage and late pregnancy. Share your views what you feel is it healthy to have baby in 30’s? What is your opinion on late age pregnancy.

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