When is a good age to get pregnant?

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When I was younger I wanted to have my kids in my early 20s..... but then I got to my early 20s and realized that while I was at a good age (number wise), I wasn’t in the place I wanted to be at in my life. I wanted more stability, I wanted to be married.  I got married to my husband at 28... and am 30 due with our first baby next month.  Sure I’m an “older mom” than I ideally wanted to be.... but my child will have a better upbringing now because we have good jobs, a home, and are stable.  
If I had a baby when I was in my younger 20s, I not only would be dealing with a father who I couldn’t stand... but it would have been more of a struggle.
I don’t think there’s one age that’s best... I think each persons life is different and where they are in their lives are different. 
I have friends who started having kids at 20 and I have some who are 30+ and still not in a stable enough relationship to be considering kids...... it’s all person by person basis.

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It's not about age, but it's about your maturity, stability, and sense of responsibility. That's when you are ready

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***when youre ready***

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39!! Hehe

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i say 25 or 26 ish. cuz it’s like the middle 👌🏻🤷🏻‍♀️i wish i had wait until i was 25 but i got pregnant at 21 so it’s ok as long as you got some shit together and know what you want in life then have a baby ..

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I’m off your chart... I’m 36 and due in March! But I was also pregnant at 21 (he’s 15 now, again at 28 he will be 8 soon) all ages were perfect for us! It was definitely easier at 21 than it is now but I’m still working 50+ hours a week and maintaining the same level of activity as pre-pregnancy

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Whenever you’re responsibly ready imho.

When is a good age to get pregnant?

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