Almost Half of Spanish People Have Had to Delay Their Motherhood for an Average of 6 Years.
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Maternity is delayed six years for personal and financial reasons, but aspires to have 2.4 children
The causes are because they have not found the stability of the couple, personal maturity and adequate housing
Although according to a recent survey by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), the number of women who do not want to have children has grown to 15.5%; the rest, more than 80%, do want to be a mother. The problem is that the lack of stable jobs, adequate housing or problems to reconcile delay desire, so Spain is one of the countries with later maternity.
These are the conclusions of the 'IVI Fertility Barometer', developed by IVI Institute.
Why does motherhood come later than expected? The Fertility Barometer at IVI Institute analyzes the factors that influence it.
The desire to be a mother does not always come at the right time. 47% of Spanish women recognize having had their first child later than they would have wanted, with an average difference of six years between the age they expected to premiere in motherhood and the one in which they finally did. From the barometer IVI de la Fertility, presented this Tuesday, it is also clear that Spanish women aspire to have more children than they have: 2.4 on a…
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