For some of them, the gap between desire and reality exists because they don't know the limits of their fertility. For other couples, one spouse is more ready to have children than the other. read more
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Most couples want kids ... but when?
There are roughly 4 million married couples in the United States between the ages of 20 and 35 who don't have children. Many of them want to have children – at some point. Unfortunately, there's a growing gap between the desire couples have for future children and how things actually turn out. While only 3 percent of couples reported in a World Values survey that they don't want children, the reality is that about 20 percent end up childless.
For some of them, the gap between desire and reality exists because they don't know the limits of their fertility. For other couples, one spouse is more ready to have children than the other. read more
For some of them, the gap between desire and reality exists because they don't know the limits of their fertility. For other couples, one spouse is more ready to have children than the other. read more
Posted by A. Drewes
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