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Is thirty years old too old to have a baby?
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Not at all.: The average age of motherhood is about 26 years old. This age has been rising slowly while the birth rate has been declining over the last many years. Women are routinely giving birth beyond age 30 and the number of moms giving birth over age 45 is increasing.
Answered 5/12/2016
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