Scientists reveal ‘ideal’ age to give birth/lowers risk of develop. disorders

Scientists reveal ‘ideal’ age to give birth that lowers risk of developmental disorders

… researchers in Budapest, Hungary who analyzed records on 31,128 pregnancies that were complicated by non-genetic developmental disorders.

This data was compared with the total of more than 2.8 million births registered in Hungary over the same 30-year-period from 1980 to 2009.

What did they find?

The team found that the most common and dangerous anomalies are circulatory disorders – and with mothers under 20, defects of the central nervous system.

It is estimated that developmental disorders manifest in around three to five percent of all births worldwide – and these conditions are among the leading causes of death for newborns.

So, when is the best time for a woman to get pregnant?

The “safest age” to have a child is between 23 and 32, as this is the period in which the risk to the fetus of developing certain harmful congenital conditions is the lowest.

Unfortunately, the “MESSEGE” we hear in the legacy media is that things like “AGE” is just a number, and a woman can get preggers at any age they want.

For “older” mothers aged 33 and above, the risk of congenital disorders of the ears, eyes, head and neck doubled on average – and was the most common in the case of pregnancies where the mother was over the age of 40.

Yet the safety of the health of the baby is NOT ever spoken of to inform woman they time window for a safe and healthy pregnancy/birth/baby is limited.