Pregnancy over 40

Recent pregnancy stats for women in their late 40s remained unchanged so we're happily highlighting pregnant celebrities in their late 40s.

What are your chances of getting pregnant in your 20s? How about your 30s or 40s? Learn more about the odds of getting pregnant by age and how to increase them.

Pregnant at 40 might be difficult, but it is not imppossible. This post covers all the benefits, risks, and useful tips for having a successful pregnancy.

In the 1970's, the decade of my own birth, pregnancy at 40 was rare, and hardly ever a conscious choice. Fast forward to now, the futuristic year of 2020. Pregnancy, and the creation of 'family', is a completely different game. With the science of fertility clinics worldwide, those who would have never been able to…

Are you thinking about having a baby after 35? From a mom who has done it, here are the pros and cons of pregnancy at an older age.

In recent years, the age of marriage and the age of becoming a mother have increased with the active role of women in business life. Previously, women completed the number of children between the age of 35 and 40, while today the age of getting married or having the first child has reached the 35-40s. While most pregnancies aged 40 and over go smoothly, it should be known that some risks increase in advanced age pregnancies.

I was pregnant exactly 10 years ago when I was 30. Being pregnant at 40 is an entirely new experience. These are my top 5 differences between the two.

Getting pregnant after 35 is also known as advanced maternal age. In this post, we’re going to talk about the known risks of pregnancy after age 35, comment on some of ACOGs practice guidelines for advanced maternal age pregnancy, and the actual statistics to best navigate your pregnancy and birth experience if you’re having a

Your period is late and you’re thinking “maybe I’m pregnant!” All you have to do is run to the store and pick up a pregnancy test to confirm (or deny). So you hop in your car and head to the nearest retail store with a family planning section and…

Getting pregnant after age 35 used to be rare. But today, more and more women are waiting until their 30s or even 40s to have babies. While fertility does decline with age, more women over 35 are able to conceive through natural or assisted means.