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#Healthwire: New Study Reveals the Surprising Benefits of Having a Child Later in Life.

Here’s some evidence to counter all that chatter about your “biological clock”, Children born to older mothers thrive better in life, according to a March 2017 study published in the European Journal of Developmental Psychology. Dutch researchers looked at children’s development at 7, 11, and 15 years old compared with their mothers’ ages and found that women who had kids later than the average age of 31 were less likely to scold or physically discipline their kids. Overall, their more mature and less emotional approach to parenting created children that were better behaved, well-socialized, and emotionally healthier in their pre-teen years. www.faithpanda.com

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