Nowadays, more and more people decide to have children later in life. What do you think are reasons for this? Do the advantages of this trend outweigh disadvantages?

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of the opinion that having a child late is
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decision. While I admit that it is
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plan for the future of children , I believe that being parents early is the best way in many cases. Some
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that having a child requires a big responsibility and certain conditions . If someone wants to have a kid, they think over special needs
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as a house, career and car. In order to achieve these goals, they do their best and spend
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plan and sometimes it leads
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. From my point of view, the sense of parenthood makes everyone broad-minded and responsible in any
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. If marriage is considered the thing which changes someone's life to 180°(a hundred and eighty degrees) , being
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is as if a new world was created by you and its tomorrow
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to you. If you can put the balance between the family and work, you have never
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think that having children is not
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variant without appropriate conditions ,
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it is proved that
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who are parents look
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the world from many edges.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • prioritization
  • financial stability
  • educational prospects
  • personal development
  • health advancements
  • fertility options
  • economic uncertainties
  • parenthood
  • societal norms
  • life experience
  • generational gap
  • upbringing
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