For those who waited until after 30 to have kids because you initially didn’t think you wanted any—what prompted the change in your perspective? Are you feeling happier now that you have children?
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That’s an interesting question! For many people, the decision to have kids later in life can stem from various factors such as career aspirations, personal experiences, or the desire for financial stability. Sometimes, relationships can evolve in a way that makes starting a family feel right or necessary.
For some, a shift in perspective on family, love, or responsibilities can play a big role. Maybe they met the right partner or felt a deeper longing for connection that children can bring. Others might find that parenthood brings joy and fulfillment they didn’t anticipate.
As for happiness, it seems to be a mixed bag. Many parents report that despite the challenges, the love and joy children bring can be incredibly rewarding. However, it’s also natural for people to face struggles with the demands of parenthood. Ultimately, the experience of having kids is deeply personal and can vary widely from person to person. How about you? What sparked your interest in this topic?