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8/2/2025, 10:18:00 AM
>>76453583
>they can have many more complications due to physical immaturity
How young are we talking about here?
At 16 most girls have reached their adult height, hips are also quite wide but will continue to develop too age 18. Even after 18 the hip will continue to widen very slowly compared to previous years but then reverse become smaller at about age 50-60.
>Most OB's will tell you that late 20s is healthy. I was almost 30 with my first and had no issues. Second baby early 30s, still no issues.
Question, are you statistically larger then other women? Im not talking about body fat but height and overal size, larger hip etc. IIRC adult women that are on the small side (short, small hip, small body size) tend to have more problems then larger adult women when it comes to child birth statistically speaking.
>they can have many more complications due to physical immaturity
How young are we talking about here?
At 16 most girls have reached their adult height, hips are also quite wide but will continue to develop too age 18. Even after 18 the hip will continue to widen very slowly compared to previous years but then reverse become smaller at about age 50-60.
>Most OB's will tell you that late 20s is healthy. I was almost 30 with my first and had no issues. Second baby early 30s, still no issues.
Question, are you statistically larger then other women? Im not talking about body fat but height and overal size, larger hip etc. IIRC adult women that are on the small side (short, small hip, small body size) tend to have more problems then larger adult women when it comes to child birth statistically speaking.
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