Getting Pregnant after 35 and Beyond

The Benefits of Having Your Baby Later

De: Linda Vermont

Narrado por: Sarah Emerson

Learn from the author's experience how you can have a perfectly healthy pregnancy at the age of your choice.

So, maybe, you're having those moments when you feel like...you're not too sure about having a kid early on, or you'd rather wait for the perfect time. Let me tell you: it's okay. It is perfectly okay to have a baby late, especially if you keep your health in check.

Sure, at times, there are moments of frustration but during those times, ask yourself this: would you really have wanted to have a baby at say, 22? 25? Look back on your life and what you were doing then. Would you have been ready to give up the fun, or slow down, or just change your lifestyle right away?

Not everyone is ready to have a child right away in their 20s - or after getting married. That's seriously okay. In fact, I believe that it's better to have a child late because then, you'll have enough time to carve a career for yourself, make friends, meet people, and most importantly, explore and get to know yourself. Because when you know yourself, you won't get to project your frustrations on your kid - and you'll have a happy, healthy relationship because of that.

In this book you will find:

• The reasons for late pregnancy
• Increased trend for late pregnancy
• Misconceptions about late pregnancy
• Health issues regarding late pregnancy
• Advantages and disadvantages of late pregnancy
• Medical treatments to facilitate your late pregnancy
• And much more!

©2016 Linda Vermont (P)2016 Linda Vermont

Misleading Book Title!

This book was informative about the potentials and statistics of what negative things could happen when getting pregnant late in life, which are things I mostly already knew. When I read the title to this book I had hoped that the author would spend more time offering insights on the benefits rather than the potential risks of late pregnancy. I appreciate the insight from the author that wisdom is power and that knowing potential risks can help a woman better prepare for potential realities of their situation, however I actually felt myself cringing and feeling even more fearful of late pregnancy as the book went on. I could see how some of the knowledge in this book could empower some women conceiving late in life, it just didn't quite do that for me at this point in time. Much love.

Pointless

Boring. Narration sucks, it’s slow and robotic. Thank goodness this was a short one! Didn’t really say much that isn’t already well known.

It was okay

I thought I would be getting more of a personal story from someone who experienced a late pregnancy. The information in the book is good but you can find this for free on google. I wasted a credit lol

Very Informative

Deciding to have a baby after 40 is a hard decision. The more informed you are helps you make the best decision for yourself and family. Knowledge is key. Thank for helping me to be informed.