What age do women stop having children? Im 29?
Your ovaries tend to 'slow down' after age 35. It is also better to complete you reproductive 'career' by age 35 due to the following reasons: 1. You get to see some grandchildren :-) 2. Other diseases tend to 'kick in' if you delay your pregnancy too long. Some of them are quite nasty and may even make you infertile 3. The younger you are - the more stamina you have. You will be better positioned to deal with the symptoms of pregnancy & stress of caring for a newborn 4. Women tend to focus on their career / get promotions at age 40 or late 40's. If you have grown up children by then, you can concentrate more on your career 5. Delaying pregnancy also increases the risk of having ovarian / womb cancer 6. If you are too old, your pregnancy may coincide with diseases such as hypertension and diabetes. Such pregnancies are very taxing 7. After age 35, you will be at a higher risk of getting abnormal babies Women are born with a set number of eggs at birth. An egg is recruited and matures at every menstrual cycle. However, all the eggs are AS OLD AS YOU ARE. Think.
What keeps husbands with kids going after age 35 or 40? It looks like 20-25 years of thanklessly providing for everyone but yourself.
Well being married for just under two years and providing for my wife i can tell you one thing, you must change the way you are approching this. there is a very famous quote :“If one changes they way they percive something, that very thing changes aswell” Why i bring this quote up is because you must change how you see the whole topic, by providing for your wife and kids you are also providing for yourself because their health and well being and quality of life is also your health and well being and quality of life. I do agree at the right time everyone should begin to work and contribute where they can, not only financially.Long story short— You have to see your family as an extension of yourself, whatever you do for them it is as if you’re doing it for yourself as well.Cheers,
Personal finance math homework?
We are considering the effects of starting early or late to save for retirement. Assume that each account considered has an APR (Annual Percentage Rate) of 6% compounded monthly. Against expert advice you begin your retirement program at the age of 40. You plan to retire at the age of 65. The monthly contributions you need to make to match the nest egg (i.e. sum of money saved for future purpose) of $137,799.63 is $ _______.
Describe these age groups in one word?
that's too hard
Since reaching my mid 40s I have begun having problems remembering words when I need them. They come to me later but it leaves gaps in my conversation. Is this normal?
Warning: i am no brain specialist, just give you an opinion.It happens to me, but I am almost twice your age. The fact that it happens to most of us does not make it “normal”. It is a sign that the brain somehow deteriorates. Here is what I know: everything that is bad for your health is bad for your brain. It is true of alcohol and smoking and poor feeding habits. There is lots of science behind this. Lack of exercise is bad for your heart, it is also bad for your brain: no surprise there: the brain needs a good influx of blood and oxygen. Also lots of science behind this. Some diseases make this worse, hypertension is often quoted.Solution? Let us treat our brain with respect: the brain is part of the body not some some unearthly entity like a fairy. In addition to taking care of ourselves, general advice is: first learn something new every day, something you like. The easiest is a song in a foreign language. Or see what YouTube has to say about the last Nobel prizes.Belong to a club where you can share an activity you like. Or volunteer once a week. Social interaction is good for the brain, that is why people are less depressed when they have a pet.
How old can men have kids until?
You shouldn't have a problem, but what I'm worry about more is he going to want kids when he's 50 years old? There's a reason he doesn't have kids at 40. Just make sure you're both on the same page before you make any commitments like marriage. I knew of one couple a long time ago... big age gap. The woman wanted kids, he acted like he did, but would do whatever he could to NOT have kids, so she kept hoping that he would change his mind. She married him and they were together for like 5-10 years. She was getting older and tired of his "games", so she divorced him and she got pregnant and had a kid with someone 1-3 years after divorcing him.
Help on a Calculus word problem?
D(t) = 6.9te^(-0.24t) (o ≤ t ≤ 40) D '(t) = e^(-.24t) (6.9-1.656t) = 0 e^(-.24t) = 0 <<< no solution (6.9-1.656t) = 0 .... t = 4.1666667 a) D ' is positive from 0 to 4.1666667 <<< so D(t) is increasing D ' is negative from 4.1666667 to 40 <<< so D(t) is decreasing b) greatest = max ... occurs when D ' = 0 ... at 4.1666667 D(t) = 6.9te^(-0.24t) <<< sub t = 4.1666667 and use a calculator c) use 2nd deriv. D '' = (0.39744t-3.312) e^(-.24t) = 0 (0.39744t-3.312) = 0 .... t = 8.33333 <<< answer