"The Truth About Women's Biological Clocks: Debunking Fertility Myths"

The average age at which women are having children has been steadily rising, with most women in Britain now having their first child at 32 or older. Despite societal pressure and the prevalence of stories about older celebrities having children, the reality is that fertility declines gradually from 30-35, then more rapidly from 35-40, and sharply after 40. While advancements in fertility testing and assisted reproduction techniques have improved, age remains the dominant factor in fertility. Women's decisions about when to have children are influenced by a complex interplay of societal and biological factors, and it's important to provide accurate information and support rather than stigmatizing language.