Is it OK to have a child at 22?
Pregnancy is often physically easier for women in their 20s because there's a lower risk of health complications like high blood pressure and diabetes. You're also less likely to have gynecological problems, like uterine fibroids, which often become more problematic over time.
Is 22 a good age for a baby?
The researchers found that the risk of developing non-chromosomal abnormalities increased by 20% in general for births under the age of 22 and by 15% above the age of 32 compared to the ideal childbearing age (23-32).
Is 22 the right age to get pregnant?
The researchers found that the risk of developing non-chromosomal abnormalities increased by 20 per cent in general for births under the age of 22 and by 15 per cent above the age of 32 compared to the ideal childbearing age (23-32).
Is 23 too early to have a child?
Overall, the risk of birth defects increased by about a fifth for births in women under the age of 22 compared to those within the ideal childbearing window of ages 23 to 32. That risk increased by about 15 percent in women above the age of 32 when compared to those within the optimal age window.