These days, many people prefer to start a family and children when they are older rather than at their early ages

These days, many people prefer to start a family and children when they are older rather than at their early ages. In spite of some potential challenges, like lower energy levels and a generation gap that people may encounter as getting older, I believe that delaying parenthood allows individuals ample time to become financially stable and invest in their education and careers.

As people age, physical qualities, actions or things are connected with their body, rather than with their mind, start to decrease year by year. Raising children can be physically demanding and as people get older, they might have lower energy levels than if they were in their twenties. Activities like playing sport games, such as football, with their children in order to strength the parent-child relationship require high amount of energy. In addition, having children in their thirties years can cause a larger generation gap between parents and their children, which has an affect to relate them each other. Each generation is influenced by the cultural norms and values of their era, like religious beliefs, gender roles, and family structure. Due to these generational changes, the commonality between parents and their children likely to demolish.

Despite the fears listed above, I am in full support of this trend. Firstly, by thirties, people may have already found a suitable job and had a stable income. After getting married and having children, their expenses will increase. For these reasons, they should have enough budget in order to meet with their financial needs. Along with this, late marriage allows them to focus on their education and career. Education plays a significant role in financial stability and career, as it opens up many well-paying job opportunities.

In conclusion, although there are valid concerns about marrying and starting a family later in life, such as lower energy levels and a generation gap, it comes back with the significant advantages of education and career. Therefore, I believe this is a positive development.