Born in the 1980s, would you choose to have a second child?
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For those born in the first five years of the 1980s, namely 1980–1985, they are now between 30 and 35 years old. Since women over 35 are considered to be advanced maternal age, not much time is left for us. If second children are allowed, would you have them? Taking me as an example, my child is almost 3 years old now; it’s really happy to be home. The child will cuddle your legs and act cute: lol. There are indeed many advantages to having two children, but there are also many people born in the 1980s whose first child hasn’t been born yet.
I don’t want to have children; I don’t want to have even one...
Do you want a second child? - Powered by Discuz! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1487129-1-1.html Why must one marry women born in the 80s or 85s?
Haha, I’m already married; there’s no need to set a age range anymore. Do you want an old ox to eat tender grass?:lol
As long as one is alive, anything is possible; one can refer to Yang Zhenning
That old scoundrel contributed his whole life to America, and in his old age he went back to his home country to retire. It lowers the moral standard of the people by one notch. That American who won a Nobel Prize died in Indonesia (the Philippines) because he couldn’t afford medical treatment and was kicked out of the hospital.
A person born in the mid-1980s speaks. . Having one child should be enough, right? .
I think two children are better. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
After the policy allowing two children per family was introduced, only 5% of those who met the criteria applied.