" "Research shows that having a child can hurt a mother's earnings," says Zhao, "whereas having a child can actually boost a father's earnings.
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Thinking about becoming famous and having a child at 50?
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Only if it was before having a child, Alec said.
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For men, having a child helps in hiring and pay.
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After having a child, relationships change — partners, family, friends… everyone.
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I found out that I'm having a child with Jen.
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The two had always dreamed of having a child together.
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Having a child makes me see everyone as someone's child.
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Having a child can be a labor of love, literally.
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Having a child is a big change in anyone's life.
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"A corporate person having a child versus someone lower having a child, there's no difference — that child still needs its parents," said Paris Mendez, who loads trucks at a Walmart distribution center in Smyrna, Del.
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Having a child together really changed their relationship for the better.
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No person should ever be penalized professionally for having a child!
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But also really, it was getting married and having a child.
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"[Having a child] changes everything, what can you say?" he said.
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Entitlement is Having a child as a working parent is difficult.
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No person should ever be penalized professionally for having a child!
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"Do you regret not having a child with him?" she asks.
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She hoped that having a child would bind him to her.
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Having a child, she said, had been both healing and terrifying.
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Ms. Hilgers has written about having a child with an addiction.
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"Having a child or not is a personal choice," she said.
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To having a child, maybe a daughter, under the first female president.
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Having a child with complex medical illness is so stressful and alienating.
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" In March 2016, Ricci told PEOPLE that "having a child changed everything.
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No doubt, having a child taken from you is a devastating moment.
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" She said, "It's partly his fault for having a child like that.
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"Having a child has made me lose my career ambition," said another.
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I'm not minimizing what a big deal having a child may be.
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Another hidden cost associated with having a child is that of time.
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I wish I'd known how delightful I would find having a child.
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"Getting married and having a child is a special journey," Evert said.
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Having a child while in law school was not at all easy.
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Having a child impacts women in an entirely different way from men.
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For parents, having a child with microcephaly can mean a life of uncertainty.
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"My younger sister is pregnant and having a child in October," he said.
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If you're having a child, receiving coupons on diapers and baby food helps.
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Since having a child 15 months ago, my life hasn't changed too dramatically.
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Even in most bohemian circles, living together or having a child outside marriage
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Yeah and in no way am I having a child any time soon.
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Having a child is the quickest way to make you question what matters.
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Having a child is a decision that a lot of thought goes into.
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Suddenly, she was having a child, and it felt like winning the lottery.
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Must having a child always be a move toward the conventional and conservative?
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Zampino and Will ended up marrying and having a child together, Trey, in 1992.
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This is just one of the many magical things having a child brings you.
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"Having a child always settles you down a little bit," Jackson told TMZ Sports.
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They have decided to postpone having a child for another two or three years.
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Shortly after that, I learned from you about your own struggles having a child.
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Some people might say the mistake was having a child in the first place.
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Australia's married deputy prime minister is having a child with a former staff member.
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I thought, after having a child, I would be more relaxed, but I'm not.
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Imagine having a child who is extremely gregarious, generous and filled with boundless joy.
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Women who want to live but were told having a child would kill them.
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If you're married and filing jointly, having a child won't change your filing status.
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Gardner "was in her 20s and was having a child almost every year," Taylor says.
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Wetteland has been accused of allegedly having a child perform a sexual act on him.
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Lucifer having a child is going to be a huge problem for the world, right?
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Do you ever get parents who seem to regret having a child moments after childbirth?
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"My younger sister is pregnant and having a child in October," Scott, 32, told PEOPLE.
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This means that female athletes will no longer be financially penalized for having a child.
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For certain people, getting pregnant means having a child whether they want to or not.
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Since having a child, my studio space is now half of what it once was.
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It's a little crazy having all of this prep work after just having a child.
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Try having a child murdered by a weapon that you refer to as 'common use.
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Patricia, now 30, said she didn't want to narrow her window of having a child.
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I don't recall ever having a child ejected from a vehicle in this manner unharmed.
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Over half of women return to work after having a child, compared with 38% in 2010.
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I can't imagine having a child, noticing this about her, and not asking her about it.
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We lived with them but it was hard having a child and not having a partner.
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They kind of translate from day to night, and I can wear them having a child.
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"That financial preparedness is probably why [these families] are having a child in 2019," Burgett said.
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Forty percent claimed the debt caused them to put off having a child or getting married.
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"I know having a child together will be as wonderful as everything has been so far."
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Then, speaking the Times writer David Itzkoff, Leggero said she'd be open to having a child.
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I certainly can't say that I'm having more sex than I did before having a child.
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They grab a child because they think they'll have a certain status by having a child.
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"I could not imagine having a child and being away from the child," DeYampert told CNN.
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And they faced some serious skepticism in making their dream of having a child come true.
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Williams's return from having a child also stretched the boundaries of tennis's rules about match attire.
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For me, having a child in the hospital feels as though time has even slipped backward.
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Sanchez The same way having a child has made me a better person, so has Claudio.
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Having a child during the war was hard — my feelings changed after I had my daughter.
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While having a child might be an excuse for profound self-absorption, Nickerson's gaze turns outward.
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The stigma of having a child with disability also keeps people with disabilities segregated, she added.
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In 2016, though, she did attribute her perpetually youthful appearance to not "yet" having a child.
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Instead, she said, having a child has made her more empathetic and attuned to patient needs.
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" — Bernisha, 36 "Before having a child we had a lot of variety in our sex life.
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The same percentage also said that having a child was not an important milestone of adulthood.
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Having a child affects all women's ability to work, while periods are debilitating only for some.
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These days having a child at a good state boarding-school can be a sign of corruption.
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ESSENCE: Have you and your partner, Ben, talked about how having a child will affect your relationship?
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"There are these rumors that you're dating Kylie and having a child with her," the interviewer begins.
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"I can tell you for sure that having a child like Olly brings such joy," she said.
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As a result, they often lose or are forced to quit their jobs after having a child.
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Morgan said she has no doubt she still will be an elite performer after having a child.
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He's continued to live frugally, even after getting married, having a child and climbing the career ladder.
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I think just being brought to court and having a child removed has a very sobering effect.
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"There's nothing more intimate in a couple's life than becoming pregnant and having a child," says Matt.
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In Norway, men are required to take a certain amount of time off after having a child.
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In Switzerland, it's also common to choose how much work to return to after having a child.
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"After having a child you live in the world more, especially as a creative person," Nickerson says.
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Major life changes, including having a child or getting married, may warrant an update to your withholding.
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I mean, he did succeed in having a child, but he actually was not arrested in Brazil.
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Having a child who is disabled is one of the most isolating experiences a parent can go through.
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Buxton and her husband are considering having a child, and Fretwell is looking to adopt with her fiancé.
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And could having a child keep Jon and Dany's romance going if they otherwise would want to separate?
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"We are both looking forward to becoming parents, and learning how much fun having a child will be."
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"The thought of having a child that was a shell of a human being was crushing," Bindemen recalls.
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I'm also setting up a good net of support, and that's the key to anybody having a child.
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Even if there was a possibility that my friend could make $500 mil off of having a child.
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During which trimester is a pregnant woman with Zika most at risk for having a child with microcephaly?
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Having a child and buying a home are both major events that can ripple through a person's life.
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"Michael s story of sobriety and having a child has been great," says USA Swimming coach David Marsh.
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Marriage scared him more than having a child together, and a big part of his fear was financial.
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Unlike a house burning down or a car being totaled, having a child is neither rare nor unpredictable.
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Others are acutely aware that having a child is one of the costliest actions they can take environmentally.
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Before I became a mother 22016 months ago, I knew that having a child would transform my life.
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"I just consider having a child the greatest gift in the world," Maples said during a pre-recorded package.
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The idea of having a child or a legacy was something I had to get my mind around, honestly.
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" Culminating this long wind up, Musk caricatured Unsworth as having a "child bride who was about 12 years old.
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Having a child pushes Scarlett to reconsider her own childhood, and to see her often harsh mother more compassionately.
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Given the lack of support, it seems inevitable that having a child with Down's syndrome is stressful and strenuous.
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Explains Vazquez, she was inspired to create the device after a friend returned to work after having a child.
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Not having a child in a car seat and having her in the front like that is very dangerous.
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Back then, there was a widely held idea that having a child with disabilities was a judgment from God.
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But I am saying that having a child is not the only "big deal" you've encountered in your life.
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The most prominent question being raised is whether having a child sex doll automatically makes the owner a pedophile.
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Moss also moved on, having a child with magazine publisher Jefferson Hack before marrying and divorcing musician Jamie Hince.
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Also, I would much rather regret never having children when I become elderly than risk regretting having a child.
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Big life events like getting married or having a child are other reasons to go through this exercise again.
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"It wasn't like I had this long process," Torres said of qualifying for the Olympics after having a child.
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For example, many new parents tell us that joining a parenting group after having a child fits this purpose.
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One of the main worries cited by this contingent is that having a child will make climate change worse.
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It may be that he's staking out these positions to express his anxieties and ambivalence about having a child.
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And having a child increases a person's chance of owning a house by 303 percentage points, the researchers calculated.
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I don't think I can handle taking care of my parents and having a child at the same time.
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Japanese law grants both men and women up to one year of leave from work after having a child.
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And they include the idea that abortion is always a choice between having a child and having no children.
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"Lower education is associated with higher fertility levels... When people are getting an education or in college, for instance, a lot of times they are not having a child or delaying having a child," Gretchen Livingston, a senior researcher at Pew Research Center and an expert on fertility and demographics, told BuzzFeed News.
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Having a child is the best thing I've ever done and a little loose skin is not a big deal.
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Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen broke up back in 2003 after dating for 8 years and having a child together.
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"Having a child is usually just a long patience," she tells Lore, though both know there's no "just" about it.
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And it can calculate the probability of having a child when couples repeat treatments or move on to new ones.
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Returning to work after having a child is a feat to be achieved, and the transition itself is usually difficult.
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Yet, despite the costs associated with having a child, many parents report overall satisfaction with their marriage and family life.
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This means you're going to hear about Harwood's aunt's suicide and her daughter Marla's crazy fixation on having a child.
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Some people can't bear the idea of having a child whose life is going to be worse than their own.
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It is about how having a child entails inviting a stranger into your house, and loving them no matter what.
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When I was pregnant, I was told my chance of having a child with Down syndrome was 1 in 400.
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I personally think that having a child at a young age gives me more time to spend with my child.
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In an interview with Momtastic, Patridge revealed that "haters" have criticized her and Bohan for having a child before getting hitched.
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"We planned on having a child and getting married — those were the top two things — and we got right to it."
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This is a huge mistake if you had a year of major life changes, including getting married or having a child.
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While Lowrie hasn't given up hope of having a child of her own, she has accepted that it may not happen.
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Imagine having a child during the early 1800s — your infant had a pretty good chance of dying of disease or hunger.
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"I took a chance on having ... a child with problems," Lerman said, adding that it's important to think about the alternative.
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"Having a child, as we know, is no one's business except the couple or individual that's going through it," she says.
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Child services are "the commodity that provides the utility a couple receives from having a child," in Morson and Schapiro's paraphrase.
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Sometimes, bank account anxiety stems from big life changes, like switching jobs, moving to a new city, or having a child.
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I had no idea how much having a child would change me — a cliché, but one that rings true for me.
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A white person in Virginia could be banished from the colony for having a child with a black or biracial person.
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Student loan debt forces millions of Americans to put off major life milestones like buying a home or having a child.
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When I was pregnant, I dreamed of having a child with an eclectic appetite and a proclivity toward all things French.
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I started to photograph Leah because we were having a child together, and to be honest, she was a convenient subject.
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Wetzel played at Montana State University at Billings, but he left the team after having a child in his sophomore year.
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There have been instances where company CEOs have been praised in the news for taking time off after having a child.
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"In the Latino community, there's still very much a stigma having a child with a disability," Andre Pineda told the news outlet.
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Though Renee's husband Matt Grundhoffer is average size, the chances of her having a child with some form of dwarfism was high.
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What follows is a gut-punch montage of the two of them living happily ever after, getting married and having a child.
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Is it better or worse when Kris follows that up by imagining having a child grow up in a castle in Europe?
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As for having a child, you will experience a level of happiness you've never felt before and it'll all be worth it.
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"I wouldn't necessarily say it's a rule, but you're more favored if you are having a child every single year," she says.
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Since having a child, Adele said she has quit smoking and now drinks only a couple of glasses of wine a week.
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The risk of having a child with a brain deformity is much higher if the mother is infected early in the pregnancy.
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"Having a child with disabilities is very expensive; it just takes a lot of money for all the extra needs," Lawlor says.
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Having a child through vaginal delivery increases the risk for long-term urinary incontinence compared to having a cesarean delivery, researchers report.
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But there&aposs probably no single event that creates the need for a large amount of life insurance like having a child.
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A doctor could argue, for instance, that having a child with Down syndrome would negatively impact a mother's mental health, he said.
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Under Japanese law, both men and women are entitled to up to one year of leave from work after having a child.
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"If you don't walk in these shoes, you wouldn't be able to understand," she said about having a child on the force.
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Anxiety begins bubbling up as the years go by, and the prospect of having a child within a firm relationship becomes more remote.
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Kendall Jenner visited Ellen on Thursday and revealed that she's still got a ways to go before thinking seriously about having a child.
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"Was she put on leave for having been socializing and having a child with a William Morris client?" defense attorney Angela Agrusa asked.
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Faced with a choice between having a child help in the fields or learn nothing at school, many parents rationally pick the former.
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What worries Neves and Nascimento is not simply the possibility of having a child with microcephaly but the prospect of caring for one.
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He tearfully talked about what it was like to know that he and Markle were having a child before the world found out.
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But the hard truth is, having a child is incredibly expensive and a major financial decision, especially as families struggle for economic stability.
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Families, particularly if they're having a child come forward expressing trans identity, need to educate themselves and seek out support from medical professionals.
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And having a child increases a person's chance of owning a house by 303 percentage points, the researchers at the Urban Institute calculated.
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I'm surprised and a little disappointed, but in many ways this reconfirms my commitment to try having a child with my own genetics.
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"Generally, a good time to start having a child bathe on their own is around when they turn eight [years old]," says Daryznkiewicz.
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Kennedy and her husband took all the right steps before having a child, including putting money aside and analyzing their finances, experts say.
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She ended up starring in a Netflix series, scoring a movie, having a child and writing a new album, due in late January.
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The only "high-impact" actions are ditching your car, flying less, switching to a plant-based diet, and, the biggie, not having a child.
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Their stories are all different: Some pregnancies were the result of rape, including from family members; other women had eagerly awaited having a child.
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Certain life changes like losing your coverage, having a child, turning 26, moving or getting married may qualify you for a special enrollment period.
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Some believe abortion is permissible if having a child will cause a mother extreme suffering or distress, while others prefer to judge circumstances individually.
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My vulnerability only came when I lost Jonathan, and having a child scared about what might happen to him, if anything happens to me.
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Around the same time, he alleged, she began looking into having a child – whether it be naturally or through in vitro fertilization or adoption.
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For women returning to the workforce after having a child, there are support sessions, family lounge facilities and emergency back-up childcare options available.
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Only 12 percent say getting married is an extremely important step toward becoming an adult, and 21625 percent say that about having a child.
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But for those who want to keep working at the same level, getting pregnant and having a child often deals them an involuntary setback.
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In piece after piece, Albee questioned or, more precisely, challenged the role that having a child plays in a heterosexual woman's idea of herself.
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As a mother myself, as well as a sociologist who studies families, I have experienced firsthand the unexpected costs associated with having a child.
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You're brutally honest in the book about the mental and financial cost of having a child with autism as well as severe intellectual disabilities.
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In "Gone Girl," having a child is Amy's trump card, the way she ensnares her husband for life, despite all she's put him through.
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I knew that — if I had to choose — I could be happy having a child and never finding a husband, but not vice versa.
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Ahead of the festivities, Christina shared that she had her reservations about taking on such a big undertaking so soon after having a child.
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Sheena Bouchier New mother Sheena Bouchier, a 33-year-old user experience designer, said that having a child hasn't changed her feelings on the issue.
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The analysis also showed no elevated risk for spontaneous abortion, preterm birth, low birthweight, stillbirth or having a child who is small for gestational age.
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The added burden of having a child with microcephaly strains this dynamic, says Loureiro, and often the man ends up leaving or refusing to help.
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It's a bit wild, the fact that you finally connect with your birth parents at the same time you're having a child of your own.
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Married in my mid-20s, I briefly considered having a child, but after a divorce and then a new marriage at 30, my mindset shifted.
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While she's feeling her new post-baby body now, she did open up about the realities of having a child on Instagram two weeks ago.
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"I mean rescuing a dog has been like having a child, it has been really great though, we love him to death," Lane, 35, added.
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"It wasn't about having a child or a family, it was about having a good strong relationship so we can have a child," he said.
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Do not assume having a child means being pregnant—adoption or surrogacy don't make anyone less of a woman, or less of a mother. 46.
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This is going to sound so extreme but my best friend the other day said, 'I crave having a child, I want one so badly.
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Others are disturbed by the idea of expanding their carbon footprint — having a child is one of the costliest environmental actions a person can take.
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At the U.S. Open, commentators kept telling me that Venus Williams was playing great tennis because she was inspired by her sister's having a child.
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The diagnosis left IVF as their lone option for having a child of their own, as they opted to freeze some of Anthony's sperm cells.
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Ahead of Taylor's birthday festivities, Christina shared that she had her reservations about taking on such a big undertaking so soon after having a child.
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Should I feel scared about having a child in the next few years because their options for travel and freedom of movement will be impacted?
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"I was told by someone very dear to me that having a child will change you forever, and that was beyond true with Ava," he says.
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The one exception to this rule is if you have a qualifying life event, such as loss of health coverage, marriage, divorce or having a child.
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Having a child exposes anti-gay prejudice and the gender binary for the brainwashing they truly are, because the fact is, kids don't give a shit.
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But she subsequently dropped 490 places due to missing games as a result of having a child and has since struggled to regain her peak form.
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"My younger sister is pregnant and having a child in October," he tells PEOPLE of Francesca Eastwood, who announced she's expecting her first child last month.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Kensington Palace announced, are having a child in spring of 2019, which means the world is getting one more tiny princeling.
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What if Alex Radulov having a child, a thing that inexplicably was A Thing days after the signing, doesn't make him a useful NHL player anymore?
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The report is based on birth certificates, so it does not take into account the choices and decisions people made when having a child, he said.
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And it's hopeful because having a child is an attempt to make something better than ourselves and, in that way, contribute to making the world better.
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I imagine that it's the same decision that an idealistic Elle, wanting to be the best mother possible, would have also made after having a child.
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I've never been 100% happy with the way that my vagina looked, but after having a child three and a half years ago, things definitely changed.
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Shortly after the birth of their first child, Spiegel said in an interview that having a child is a "life transforming event" that's "impossible to describe."
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"She kind of kicked my butt," smiled Vollmer, who joins Dara Torres as the only American women to reach the swimming podium after having a child.
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According to the duo, when parents are surveyed, over 90% of them say that having a child grow up to be caring is a top priority.
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Brianna, the founder of Pregnancy & Postpartum Athleticism™️, has little patience for coaches who, by virtue of having a child, consider themselves experts in postpartum fitness.
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But for having a child, we have very little, even though raising a child is more expensive than buying a house or getting a college degree.
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The sentimental take on having a child is that it pushes you to look beyond yourself and place the needs of others over narrow self-interest.
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And yet having a child also means you can never completely ensure your legacy won't be turned to ash, because their life is theirs to lead.
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The Times article quoted women who currently or previously worked at those companies complaining that they faced discrimination while pregnant or shortly after having a child.
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Being a stay at home parent along with having a child, house or pet all have their responsibilities and financial decisions you must analyze and make.
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As many parents are undoubtedly aware, having a child can make it extremely difficult to carve out any time for self-care or even basic hygiene.
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I told myself I loved this man more than the idea of having a child, but a part of me hoped he would change his mind.
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"Walking through life with curiosity and a sense of investment and joy in no way requires having a child," writes one of our new advice columnists.
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"Walking through life with curiosity and a sense of investment and joy in no way requires having a child," writes one of our new advice columnists.
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So much about having a child these days is involved in setting them up for success by making sure that they have early interactions with tech.
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Playing in her first singles tennis match this week, the 23-time Grand Slam singles winner says having a child has changed her outlook on tennis.
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Pregnancy is not advisable during such treatment, although Randall said she might be able to take a break from the medication to pursue having a child.
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U.K. news outlet The Sun was first to report Bedingfield's pregnancy news, with the singer telling the publication that she had "always dreamed of" having a child.
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"There is for sure a metaphor that tracks with that, that I seriously identify with, and have total terror and fear over having a child," says Lyonne.
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For me, having a child was a strong incentive to do that, because I don't want to leave a world on fire for her or anyone else.
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But after 13 failed IVF treatments, unsuccessful surrogate attempts and several miscarriages, the couple realized having a child was not going to happen as they had hoped.
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"We found out Tarek had cancer, and we asked the doctor if that would affect our chances of having a child," Christina told PEOPLE at the time.
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Even though mitochondria only contribute 37 of a person's more than 25,000 genes, the social implications of having a child who technically has three parents are substantial.
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While having a child much later in life requires some additional care, the reasons why women are choosing to wait to get pregnant are, essentially, all good.
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Cystic fibrosis is genetic: Both of my parents were carriers of the disease, so they had a 44.973 percent chance of having a child with cystic fibrosis.
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When she got pregnant, Ms. Salzman told her that having a child would ruin her life and she cut off all contact with her, the lawsuit said.
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In Duncan Macmillan's "Lungs," they portray a couple who debate the merits of having a child as the world seems to inch closer and closer to doomsday.
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Watching his sister-in-law get pushed out of a software company after having a child also heightened his awareness of the trials faced by working mothers.
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Alexis clarified that though Bohn's hand was resting on her stomach in the photo, she is not pregnant — though she'd be open to having a child with him.
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All of these are moral issues and I don't think we should blithely go about our business and fail to recognize the moral seriousness of having a child.
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"I just consider having a child the greatest gift in the world," Donald Trump's ex-wife says in a Dancing with the Stars preview clip exclusive to PEOPLE.
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In fact, the star urges "anybody" who is around someone having a child to "not give advice" at all because "nobody likes it," she says with a laugh.
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As the findings show, waiting to have a partner ranks in at the bottom of the list of women's top concerns when it comes to having a child.
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I know it's a budget thing — kids can fly free up until 2 years old — but I can't imagine having a child on my lap for eight hours.
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Family homes were demolished and family heads sometimes imprisoned for having a child out-of-plan, and women faced forced sterilizations or abortions that could leave them maimed.
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Sooin Lee from KitKit School : Having a child with special needs made me realize that many children don't have early childhood skills that are often taken for granted.
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But skin isn't like rubber...and we can't expect it to bounce back when our bodies quickly become smaller, through either weight loss or after having a child.
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" Officials wrote they publicized the pictures hoping the child's "story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody.
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"The top leadership of this firm is encouraging people to take advantage of the support that we're offering around the life event of having a child," Solomon said.
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The FBI meticulously fabricated a story that Seberg was having a child with a Black Panther Party member, branded her a "sex pervert," and leaked it to tabloids.
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In 2017, the College Board made it easier for students to be approved for accommodations, after complaints about the high cost and burden of having a child assessed.
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Childless women's earnings generally stay close to that of men, and having a child leads to a big dip in short-term earnings and long-term salary trajectory.
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There used to be certain milestones that young adults were directed toward by age 27: leaving home, becoming financially independent, getting married, buying a house, having a child.
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Starting today, the State Department will no longer issue temporary visitor visas to women hoping to travel to the country with the stated purpose of having a child.
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If your financial life is more complicated — owning a business, say, or having a child who might need a trust — hiring a lawyer is the way to go.
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I was able to keep my livelihood, without worrying about whether having a child would make me an undesirable employee or about how I would make ends meet.
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You can't enroll in marketplace coverage or change plans after the deadline, unless you have a special circumstance, like losing job-based coverage, marrying or having a child.
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The fear of accidentally having a child was absolutely paralyzing to me, even before my daughter was born, but her conception was like validation of all my fears!
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In the US, 34% of women leave their jobs after having a child, a decision often made in large part due to inflexible work schedules and exorbitant childcare costs.
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If you're planning on having a child, or use tobacco products, or have a history of diabetes or other illness, short-term health insurers likely will turn you down.
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Indeed, 52% of mothers with children under the age of six report that having a child is harder than they expected; the proportion is higher amongst more educated women.
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The decision to participate in the workforce after having a child can be difficult for any mom, even those who are married, college educated and only have one child.
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Blacklisted from having a child, she goes to some shady figures to try and get around the restrictions, only to get the attention of a crime boss, Alexei Petriv.
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Having a child die before you in any circumstance is untenable, but to have a child taken away from you because a child was able to get a gun.
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I explained to Jimmy how we are not somehow compromised or punished for having a child with special needs (whatever that may or may not mean!), we are BLESSED.
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" Heti, for her part, admits that "not having a child allows a slip into sludginess, into the decadence of doing nothing but sitting before a computer, typing out words.
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" Harry went on: "But I've always wanted to try and ensure that, even before having a child and hoping to have children ..."To which Goodall said, "Not too many!
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Sometimes it's as simple as having a child draw a picture of a word and then associating the two – after all, their visual skills may be their strongest asset.
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And the effects of having a child under five are profound: the average drop in income associated with having a young child is $85033,850 for households with two adults.
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" More than half of women who have an abortion are mothers, he adds: "They know what goes into having a child and having the resources to raise that child.
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I realized recently that it's not a biological clock that ticks, it's that you realize your body is no longer going to be capable of having a child soon.
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The former stripper used her marketing savvy to launch her own beauty lines and cozy up with the Kardashians, being briefly engaged and having a child with Rob Kardashian.
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Princess Carolyn focuses on her relationship with Ralph Stilton, toying with the idea of having a child with him—and building a family that doesn't involve her ex BoJack.
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Val takes the opportunity to poke a bit at his big brother, adding, "We're gonna do it last-century style," referring to tying the knot before having a child together.
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Having a child is not easy in the beginning — most parents will tell you that — but the rewards far outweigh the difficulties, and you grow as a person so much.
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Determining color It's long been believed that if someone has brown eyes -- or what appear to be brown eyes -- their chances of having a child with lighter eyes are slim.
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This child can't speak for himself but we are hopeful his story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody.
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These days, when couples want to let their loved ones know they're having a child, they often whip out their cellphones, shoot a video and post it on social media.
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When we had our first, a good friend told me that having a child was like taking your heart out of your body and letting it walk around outside you.
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This arrest led to Meeks' mug shot going viral and eventually helped launch his modeling career ... which led to him dating and having a child with Topshop heiress Chloe Green.
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Having a child or owning a house or taking on some other complicated responsibility will absolutely change your life, but it won't make you a better or more mature person.
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Other studies have suggested a link between multivitamin use with a lower risk of prostate cancer recurrence, and with a lower risk of having a child with autism spectrum disorder.
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Following investigations by two small websites last year, the Sydney-based Daily Telegraph reported that the deputy prime minister was having a child with a former staff member, Vikki Campion.
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These numbers are due in part to women waiting longer to get married and have children, which points to a troubling fact: having a child in this country is expensive.
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" For instance, "we have to prepare people for how they'll talk to their children about their origins, or how they feel about having a child that is not biologically theirs.
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A 42-year-old Virginia man charged with incest and adultery for allegedly having a child with his 20-year-old biological daughter has been released from custody after posting bond.
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This is a clear indicator of a health system failure, one with a serious racial disparity: black women are at the greatest risk of dying after having a child in Texas.
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Candace Parker returned to practices a little over a month after giving birth in 2009 ... and Olympic swimmer Dara Torres competed again just 3 weeks after having a child in 2006.
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As a young woman of child-bearing years, I have chosen to focus on my education, career, and becoming financially stable before having a child, much like many of my peers.
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Robert Trachtenberg Having a child who's starting to drive can be daunting for some parents, but for Anthony Anderson, it's just a new way for him and his kids to bond.
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"Having a child now means making him suffer," said Milagros Martinez, waiting on a park bench on a recent morning ahead of her sterilization at a nearby Caracas municipal health center.
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Sold to a Syrian ISIS fighter, Nadia says she became pregnant; to avoid having a child conceived by rape, she threw herself from walls and took pills to terminate the pregnancy.
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I often hear the argument that having a child is a way of enacting hope in the future—despite everything—or of contributing a person who might help mend the world.
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Breyer: A practical challenge is very often how expensive this is, that having a child in the hospital, as well as having a big emotional toll, has a big financial toll.
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After all, leaving a legacy is a big part of having a child, of hoping that you are carried on in some small way by a being that shares your DNA.
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Later in the book, Natsu is intent on having a child via a sperm donor, an isolating process that causes her to second-guess her own needs and sense of self.
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A fairy-tale comeback — like the one Kim Clijsters managed in 2009 when she won the U.S. Open in her third tournament after retiring and having a child — has not happened.
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That's when she became aware of how common it is for women to take a break from working after having a child and how difficult it is for them to gain reentry.
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"I'd say 80 percent serendipity of having a child and the other 20 percent just going 'I just want to do an animated movie' because they're so fun to do," he says.
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Among 20173,665 women exposed to the Gardasil vaccine while pregnant, there was no increased risk of having a child with a major birth defect compared to 6,660 women not exposed during pregnancy.
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If you have major budget restrictions, perhaps having a child-free wedding is the way to go (though don't forget that adults make a much larger dent in the overall bottom line).
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Theron delivers a knockout performance as Marlo, who is not only struggling with the demands on her time but the added concern that comes from having a child with a behavioral issue.
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Still, early on, I didn't plan for retirement or plan for big changes that have occurred in the meantime — buying a house, running my own financial planning practice, or having a child.
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When I hear a commentator note that a male athlete is affected in any possible way by his sister's having a child somewhere thousands of miles away, it will be a first.
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Most migrants said they were aware that jobs were plentiful in the United States, and many said they believed that having a child accompany them might help them avoid long-term detention.
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"Online, it's been crazy: People talking about women in academia, and if women are celebrated for their professional achievements, and can women juggle having a child and being in academia," Humphrey recalls.
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Singer Grimes has posted a nude Instagram photo of her looking pregnant and comments about being "knocked up," leading to speculation that she and Tesla CEO Elon Musk are having a child.
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However, when he was 3 I went back to school for an M.F.A. in film production and to make a documentary about our family's experience of having a child with special needs.
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Rowland said that despite having read books like Heidi Murkoff's What to Expect When You're Expecting, nothing seemed to give her the honest truth she craved about life immediately after having a child.
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To put that in perspective, that increased likelihood is about half the size of the effect of having a child — one of the major life events that people typically tie to house ownership.
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"It was a beautiful gift to Italy to have prevented same-sex couples from having a child, as nature prevents that," Italy's interior minister, Angelino Alfano, said in a televised comment on Thursday.
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While it would be impressive for her to maintain all of these appearances after having a child, it sounds like a pretty stressful situation to be in as a new or expecting mother.
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It's just the way I do it — which I personally think is really fun and awesome — is just not the kind of fun and awesome that goes with having a child for me.
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Authorities say Steven Pladl, a 45-year-old accused of having a child with his 20-year-old daughter, killed their infant son and then her and her adoptive father earlier this week.
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Alan was brought in as basically an arranged marriage shortly after, coming from a wealthy family who would help save some of the Preakers the embarrassment of having a child out of wedlock.
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In 2009, colleagues alerted me that a group of parents judged 'at risk' of having a child born with a particular genetic intersex condition appeared to be unwitting subjects in a medical experiment.
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Buying a home and having a child are life events with enormous financial consequences, and Scott Doré of Evoke Wealth shared with us his advice for clients on the verge of either milestone.
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Being 30-something, having a child, getting off of a long-standing show that consumed your identity — [all of those things can] leave you in a very strange place where you're reassessing yourself.
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It took having a child this winter for writer Chris Chafin to wonder why we dress infants in either pinks or blues, even at the risk of being wrong about who they are.
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If having a child is like having your heart walk around outside your body, the Donald Trump presidency is like having the darkest part of our national selves sitting in the White House.
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I surveyed decades of studies on the psychological effects of having a child to write my book "Great Myths of Intimate Relationships: Dating, Sex, and Marriage," and here's what the research literature shows.
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Richard Buckley, who I live with, we've been together for 30 years ... I've always been aware of holding on to those people, so having a child didn't have anything to do with that.
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"It's important to be very clear about the baggage you bring to your relationship and how that will affect your relationship when you add a new dynamic, such as having a child," she says.
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"This child can't speak for himself but we are hopeful his story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody," the Facebook post reads.
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"Marriage shows you your flaws in how you deal with things, and having a child forces you to grow up at the speed of light," says Ricci, 37, who married James Heerdegen in 2013.
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In their letter, the senators also warn the provision could allow discrimination of women based on their reproductive health choices, including using birth control, having a child while unmarried or using in vitro fertilization.
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Even in the 2100s adulthood was still marked by getting married and having a child; putting self-interest above the collective was "basically illegitimate", says William Jankowiak of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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She was again arrested last week on charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated and a child endangerment charge for having a child in the car with her, according to the Des Moines Register.
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If you think having a child (or nine) puts a big damper on a modern woman's chances at gender equity, think about adding the constant, looming threat of death in childbirth to that mix.
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"Even if siblings have a higher risk of having a child with a severe disability [or] disorder, we should not punish people who have a higher risk of having a disabled child," says Petersen.
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She said that her Accelerated lead, just back to work after having a child, had nursed her baby in a tent on the set; the actress playing her Slow opposite was, in reality, childless.
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Under Korean law, if a female employee is dismissed for getting married, pregnant or having a child, those responsible can face up to five years in prison or a fine of up to $26,500.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A South Korean lawmaker came under fire this week after he scolded a female nominee to the country's antitrust body for not having a child to fulfill her duty to the nation.
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"I can't believe that someone, let alone a trusted professional doctor who would give off this gleaming persona, would habitually violate that most intimate experience in a woman's life, having a child," he said.
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For example, a study of nearly 400,000 men and women born in Israel in the 1980s found that among fathers older than 40, the risk of having a child with autism increased nearly sixfold.
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Expectant mothers hospitalized for infections like the flu, pneumonia and sepsis are at a greater risk of having a child with depression or autism spectrum disorder, a March study published in JAMA Psychiatry reports.
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That included outlining her progressive housing policy and highlighting the importance of securing generous paid family leave for workers faced with the impossible choice of having a child or remaining competitive in the workforce.
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"Check all of your insurance coverage," especially if your life has undergone changes, such as having a child, advises Carla Dearing, CEO and founder of Sum218, an online financial wellness company in Louisville, Kentucky.
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FOUR years ago Pepijn Zwanenberg, a club DJ and a city-council member for the GreenLeft party in Utrecht, sat down with his boyfriend Ivo and their friend Janette to plan having a child together.
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"This child can't speak for himself but we are hopeful his story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody," the city's Facebook post read.
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Plus, it's a good idea to revisit it after any major life change, he says, such as having a child, getting married or divorced, or if your spouse dies at any time during the year.
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Younger Americans are increasingly putting off milestones like marriage, having a child and home-buying as they pursue education and job opportunities, according to a new report issued by U.S. Census Bureau demographer Jonathan Vespa.
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At the time, becoming a parent just never seemed right, and we felt that having a child might actually be a greater detriment to our married relationship as we both continued to carry unresolved issues.
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You could pre-order the tickets, discover you're having a child, and be struck with the epiphany that $1,200 is no way for a grown-up to spend money, all before you see this movie!
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In his comments Monday evening, Trump also claimed without evidence that some asylum seekers trying to cross the border were only pretending to be parents because of "certain advantages" that come with having a child.
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No one wants to put a price on the ability to conceive, or think about how relative wealth or the details in our insurance plans can be the difference between having a child or not.
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Many must become like the writer Anne Lamott, who said that while she once had trouble writing with dirty dishes in the sink, after having a child she could write with a corpse in there.
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Among the reasons regularly trotted out for the dearth of women in coaching is the lack of a work-life balance that often forces women to choose between having a child or holding a job.
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Mary Kay Letourneau, the former teacher who pleaded guilty to raping a 12-year-old student and then having a child from the affair, sits in a courtroom at the Regional Justice Center in Kent, Washington.
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In fact, the firm's reputation as one that was flexible and fair to working parents partially drew her to the job, even though she was years away from having a child when she first started working.
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Yet I embraced the challenge of eating like a yuppie cavewoman, not realizing that by placing the entire onus of getting pregnant on myself, I was actually starting to sabotage my chances of having a child.
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Its mesmerizing closeups and sincere tone built suspense for an epic adaptation of James Baldwin's love story about a young woman, Tish Rivers (Kiki Layne), having a child with a Harlem sculptor Fonny Hunt (Stephan James).
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" For Williams, it does not seem fair to have to start from scratch with no seeding, and even Ivanka Trump chimed in last week, tweeting, "No person should ever be penalized professionally for having a child.
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For example, having a child might entail reduced income depending on your employer's maternity-leave policy, at the same time you need to find room in your budget for diapers, gear and other child-related bills.
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People who do not sign up for Obamacare insurance by the deadlines will not be able to obtain coverage until next fall, unless they have a qualifying life event such as getting married or having a child.
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After having a child of her own, she discovered that there just wasn't a brand offering pure, high-quality, and safe skin-care formulas mothers could trust to use on their babies — and maybe on themselves, too.
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" But during the finale, Kardashian also stated that she was serious about having a child with Thompson and panicked when Huang told her that she had "fewer follicles than I anticipate for a normal 32-year-old.
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"Having a baby is a big challenge for a couple, and going through that together strengthens your bond because if you make it through [having a child], you know you can make it through anything," Legend explained.
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"This will be the first time we've dealt with her touring and me working and having a child, but you know, if there's anything that we're good at, especially Ferg, it's organizing and scheduling stuff," he said.
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" She likens the birth of the brand to having a child: "If you thought of everything that goes into it and everything that could happen — every ghastly thing that could go wrong — the world would stop spinning.
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The U.S. is the only country in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) that doesn't guarantee paid maternity leave, forcing many parents to return to work sooner than they would like after having a child.
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Some people attacked her message, saying that having a child spend time with both sets of parents is confusing and damaging, and that if the parents really wanted to spend time together, they should have stayed together.
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Imagine having a child that demands they play their Nintendo games on TV at all times: The Switch Lite makes this impossible, forcing children to play games in handheld mode, thus freeing up the television for parents.
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In an early test of this concept, the Supreme Court of Singapore in 2017 heard a case involving sperm that was accidentally switched by a fertility clinic, resulting in a couple having a child of mixed race.
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Kate has spoken often of the need for early intervention and she's aware that a fifth of women are affected by mental health problems during pregnancy or in the first year after having a child, her office says.
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They helped me a lot—I didn't think they would help me as much as they did as far as me having a child and being a single mother and finding a job that works around his daycare.
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If Jon and Daenerys do end up having a child, we doubt they, like Peeta and Katniss of The Hunger Games, will be able to leave their war-torn days behind them and live in pastoral domestic bliss.
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"And I think that that's one of the many wonderful parts of not only having a child and meeting your soulmate, but also I feel really lucky career-wise, really in a place that I want to be."
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In D.C., where developers are gentrifying neighborhoods in the northeast part of the capital, housing advocates have filed a lawsuit alleging discrimination because of "familial status," or having a child under the age of 18 in the household.
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Driving this logic are studies claiming to show that having a child leads to a gargantuan amount of carbon emissions — way, way more than the emissions generated by other lifestyle choices, like driving a car or eating meat.
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In an emotional video, Remy Ma made it clear that she and her husband intend on having a child at some point, despite being told that her emergency surgery would make it very difficult for her to conceive naturally.
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The studies compared the outcomes of pregnancies achieved with donor eggs or embryos with those achieved either through traditional IVF or by spontaneous conception (that is, couples who get pregnant via intercourse after having a child using reproductive technology).
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"I saw your wedding dress the first time a week after you died," Don Damond said in court, reading out an emotional letter he addressed to Justine that spoke about their dreams of getting married and having a child.
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VW: So Katie having experienced your phone as a ten-year-old and having a child yourself, how do you feel like you're going to help navigate this world of like internet and connectivity as like he grows up?
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After some travel, some time living on the West Coast, having a child, owning my own restaurant, landing a spot on Top Chef — and then losing my restaurant in a fire — I returned to large kitchens in New York.
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Some mathematics might put the choices into perspective: If a woman carrying the BRCA-21 mutation conceives a child with a man carrying no mutation, then the chance of having a child with the mutation is one in two.
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The 1956 movie version starred Ingrid Bergman in her comeback after being blacklisted from the industry for having a child out of wedlock, restoring a member of exiled Hollywood royalty to her rightful place, with Oscar firmly in hand.
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We still celebrate when a man simply acknowledges having a child, let alone doing their part to help raise them, while women in the workplace face a tremendous double standard as they balance supporting their family with their career.
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By his account, Ms. Radner was needy, obsessed with getting married and, once they married in 1984, obsessed with having a child, a project that ended in miscarriage just months before she learned she had ovarian cancer in 1986.
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"Having a child with a heart defect is a marker of your own risk for heart disease," study leader Dr. Nathalie Auger of the University of Montreal Hospital Research Center in Quebec told Reuters Health in a telephone interview.
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The couple announced the birth of their first child over social media in January 2019, writing "We have both always dreamed of having a child and we are so happy to finally be making our dreams come true together."
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Sometimes, the decision is framed as a choice between family or career — in Unplanned, for instance, the main character's icy boss suggests she get an abortion and implies that having a child will make her worse at her job.
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But change isn't necessarily bad, and it's very possible to have a rewarding and intimate love and sex life after having a child — it might just take some people some time to adjust and figure out what works for you now.
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" When Vinny suggests Ron doesn't have to marry Jen simply because he's having a child with her, the dad-to-be-asks, "Then why am I having this conversation with you when I could have my dick sucked in the bathroom?
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He used up his goodwill on a litany of scandals, including having a child out of wedlock, until he committed what Naples perceived as the ultimate betrayal: leading Argentina's team to victory over Italy in the 1990 FIFA World Cup.
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" He continues, "So I guess having a child, and having a family of my own — which is a miracle and something I've always dreamt of — has opened me up even more, I guess, to the day, and to be present.
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"If I keep living this lifestyle, it's going to be that much harder to bounce back in my mid-30s after having a child, so I made the decision to get in shape, and I lost weight the right way."
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"Being a mother, being a father, having a child — it's just a common archetype that runs through our world," Gailing says, adding that it makes perfect sense to dream about pregnancy if you feel strongly about parenthood one way or another.
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Even in a world where the traditional definitions of gender and the stereotypes that come along with them are changing by the day, for many parents, there's something about having a child of a specific sex that can become all-consuming.
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" He continued, "So I guess having a child, and having a family of my own — which is a miracle and something I've always dreamt of — has opened me up even more, I guess, to the day, and to be present.
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Partner and founder of Sclar Law Group I've been hiring people for about 25 years, and there used to be a lot of apprehension around issues relating to kids — leave after having a child, a flexible workweek and so forth.
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Among the Medicaid programs at greatest risk would be those optional state programs that seek to help middle-income families who become "medically needy" because of the costs of having a child with a serious disability like autism or Down syndrome.
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Because women who recover from Zika appear to be permanently immune, experts argue that delaying conception spares them the risk of having a child with severe birth defects, along with the agonizing worry — and lets them conceive safely a year later.
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Research has shown that younger siblings of children with autism are at greater risk for being undervaccinated, but it was not previously clear whether parents, after having a child diagnosed with autism, might have changed their vaccination attitudes and practices.
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"We were also faced with the risk to this child, having a child who was too young to tell us if they were willing to assume that risk," Etheredge said, adding that investigation is ongoing to determine the girl's HIV status.
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But teachers earn 10 sick days a year, so creating a three-month leave would require working for about six years without having been sick — or having a child who had to stay home from school because of an illness.
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My mom never had a hard time with men, but when she found herself single at 40, she decided it was time to fulfill her lifelong dream of having a child—even if it meant doing it on her own.
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A 42-year-old North Carolina man has been charged with incest and adultery for allegedly having a child with his 20-year-old biological daughter, whom he gave up for adoption as an infant before reuniting with her two years ago.
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All the breast milk sellers I spoke to expressed the same thing: they joined Only The Breast because they heard it was a way to make extra money, something they desperately needed after having a child without paid maternity leave or childcare benefits.
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People who didn't sign up for a plan by the end of open enrollment won't be able to obtain coverage until the fall of 2019, unless they have a so-called qualifying life event such as getting married or having a child.
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A couple is suing a fertility clinic in Trumbell, Connecticut, claiming the facility gave them the wrong embryo, which resulted in their having a child who is not biologically related to them and does not appear to be of the same race.
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A historic decision "Today's historic decision means that parents at very high risk of having a child with a life-threatening mitochondrial disease may soon have the chance of a healthy, genetically related child," said Sally Cheshire, Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority chairwoman.
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Of course, having a child isn't just about the money (though that factors heavily into it) — WalletHub's researchers found that D.C. had the most pediatricians and family doctors per capita, and tied with Vermont for the most midwives and OB-GYNS per capita.
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"I think turning 30, having a child [Rose, 2] and coming into my own in the kind of creative space has been really transformative for me in a lot of ways," she said of how she's grown as a person over the years.
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You can still get insurance outside of that period if you have a qualifying life event like getting married, having a child, or losing your job, but in the past, only half of people applying for special enrollment had to provide documentation first.
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For example, the DOJ might say that it violates the RFRA to enforce the Pregnancy Discrimination Act against an employer who has a religious objection to employing an unmarried pregnant woman, or a woman having a child with her same-sex partner.
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Women with below-average folic acid intake and exposure to any indoor pesticides had 2.5 times the risk of having a child with autism compared to unexposed mothers who took at least 800 micrograms of folic acid, the amount in prenatal vitamins.
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Smith sent Affleck his pages and he said the actor was very receptive to what he wrote, in which Holden opens up to Jay and Silent Bob about the joys of having a child and how it brought his life into focus.
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When I myself chose to taper from methadone (a long-acting opioid often used to manage recovery from addiction to heroin or other opiates) after having a child, it took about six months to come down from just 60 mg—half Sanders' dose.
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The family had been furious over Ms. Archaga's decision to take the child with her to the United States, a decision, they believed, made with the hope that having a child with her would facilitate her entry, albeit illegally, into the United States.
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D.H.S. says that by eliminating Flores, officials will deter illegal immigration, reasoning that undocumented adults will be less likely to enter the country to begin with if they know they can't avoid long-term detention simply by having a child in tow.
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Having a child who just graduated from high school helps to put a lot in perspective -- I spent time at her graduation thinking about how fast it all went and all the foolish decisions I made that prevented me from 'being there.
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As the Founders Pledge researchers explain: In a system with a firm binding cap on emissions, having a child who consumes polluting electricity would increase demand for emissions allowances, but this would necessarily lead to emissions reductions somewhere else, leaving overall emissions unaffected.
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Mr. Walcott said he understood stop-and-frisk from "both sides of the fence" in terms of having a child who was stopped and who was also the victim of gun violence: His son was shot in the leg in Queens in 2006.
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Now not only could you choose the sex of the child at conception; you could chose its other features, too, as if having a child were like going to the car dealership and picking which options to add onto the basic model.
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By the third pregnancy, 11 years later, I was over 35, which classified me, in the obstetric terminology I had learned in medical school, as an "elderly multigravida," that is, someone who was having a child but not her first child, after 35.
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But because having a child with special needs will clarify all the ways you could possibly have protected her from a more complicated life, I believe I would have washed my hands after wiping Zaley's nose, used my own forks and spoons.
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Instead, Perry argues that the gap is more a result of other factors, including the kinds of jobs women tend to take and gender differences in continuous years of work (which can be interrupted more easily for women by, say, having a child).
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In 2015, a group of researchers in the Netherlands studied women who died shortly before or after giving birth and found fetal cells in their kidneys, livers, spleen, lungs, hearts and even their brains, proving that having a child really does change your mind.
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Finally, Gretchen and Jimmy—who are in the middle stages of a relationship, living together and finally exchanging "I love yous"—are arguing over Jimmy's pros-and-cons list where he told Gretchen that he could never see himself having a child with her.
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People who do not sign up for an Obamacare plan by the end of open enrollment will not be able to obtain coverage until the fall of 2019, unless they have a so-called qualifying life event such as getting married or having a child.
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Parents would get a percentage of their wages during the weeks each is on leave through the existing Social Security system, recognizing that being born and having a child are common experiences like old-age or disability for which we would insure economic security.
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She opened up on Today in 2016 about how she wished she had "started the process" of having a child in her 20s and later, in a blog for the show (which she left, as well as NBC completely, in 2017), about becoming a parent.
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Kaur and Lohan are among a growing number of elderly Indian women, who undergo IVF treatment in the hope of having a child, due to societal pressures on women to produce children and the conventions surrounding the inheritance of property by a biological heir.
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This generally happens at six to eight weeks, and, as history would have it, it was never a happy experience for me, shouldering the disappointment of not just myself in those moments, but everyone in the room connected to our hope of having a child.
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After a public battle with breast cancer in 2011 in addition to a hard struggle with pregnancy through IVF, then finally having a child in 2012, the entertainment news icon decided to take some time for herself and spend more time with her family.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.As you might have heard from your exceedingly together friends—the ones who have "houses" and "cars," as opposed to roommates and "a cactus that you have somehow murdered twice"—having a child is a beautiful and magical thing.
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Watch: Unmarried at 27: Meet China's 'Leftover Women' There are significant "social compensation fees" for having a child out of wedlock in China, where the progeny of unmarried parents are so frowned upon that they're not even entitled to a hukou, or residence permit.
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"I think of all the wonderful, beautiful things that I've been able and lucky enough to do in life, and I can't imagine doing any of those with a child -- or especially having a child before I was able to go to school," she said.
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People who do not sign up for an Obamacare plan by the end of open enrollment will not be able to obtain coverage until the fall of 2020, unless they have a so-called qualifying life event, such as getting married or having a child.
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Pew research echoes this, showing that the more education a mother has, the more likely she is to go back to work after having a child: 70% of mothers with a bachelor's degree and 80% of mothers with a master's degree return to work after having kids.
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Using the drug during just one trimester was associated with 7 percent higher odds of having a child with ADHD, while the increased risk was 22 percent for women who used acetaminophen in two trimesters and 27 percent with use in all three trimesters, the study found.
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She was born on a coffee plantation outside of São Paulo, in 1886, and seemed destined for the conventional life of a daughter of privilege—marrying a doctor, having a child—until her marriage unravelled, in her late twenties, and art became her full-time passion.
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Jessica Ennis-Hill's success in the multi-discipline event London made her one of the faces of the 2012 Games and having returned from having a child to win the world title in Beijing last year, she will be confident of defending her title in Rio.
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"Had some big sit-downs at the end of last year and planned this year out a lot better, so we all know what we're doing after nine or 10 months of having a child and how we're going to manage that traveling around," Scott said.
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This woman doesn't — can't — fear what having a child will mean for her hard-won social and intellectual autonomy; she isn't concerned with the right to express ambivalence toward this oldest and strongest of binds — indeed, she perhaps views maternal ambivalence as a somewhat grotesque luxury.
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Although she's not sure she wants to raise children — she's worried that "having a child would decenter my arts life, at least to a certain degree" — she volunteered to conceive and carry a child for a gay couple in Texas with whom she has long been friends.
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We have guides on miscarriage, stillbirth (far less common and incredibly heartbreaking), ectopic pregnancy (when a fertilized egg lands somewhere other than the uterus, also rare), sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and a beautiful essay from Amber Scorah about having a child after losing a child.
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" In the chapter on finding a "Big Love," Ms. Shoket, who is married and has two children, writes: "Having a child is serious business, but there is no reason you should be worrying about nannies and school pickup schedules at this stage of young Big Life.
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"Having a child has given me a little bit of extra motivation to work hard, train hard, and do all of the right things to give myself a chance to win these events," the 29-year-old Scot said after ending a three-year barren run at the slams.
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Swapping The Big Smoke for The Big Apple was something Sid, my long-term boyfriend, and I talked about frequently, but only in the vague way you discuss things that sound pleasant but belong in the distant future, like having a child or owning a house in the country.
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"I'm really excited about having a child and having a family — and somebody who I can come home to and give them joy … that's my son," explains Khaled, who was snapped rubbing Tuck's baby belly on the red carpet at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards earlier this year.
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Passing 18 could soon mean nothing—just an excuse for a party and the ability to buy a drink without fake ID. And many more traditional markers of adulthood could also be abandoned; "being an adult" might not mean owning a home or having a child any longer.
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A graduate who had worked for seven years before having a child would, on average, see her hourly wage rise by 6 percent if she stayed in full-time work for another year, but would see no increase if she moved to part-time work, the study found.
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UBI by design fails to account for the elements of life that make families more or less in need of government support — such as having a child with a serious illness or a work-limiting disability oneself — and as such would result in a highly inefficient allocation of resources.
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At the end of the novel, after meditating on the idea over hundreds of pages, the narrator not only comes to peace with not having a child but celebrates the choice as important in its own right, a simple yet bold declaration that is certain to elicit mixed reactions.
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While many television shows are interested in the ethical tug-of-war that pregnant characters experience in choosing between having a child and some other life staple, like a career, women in the real world are weighing this decision based on how it will affect their child(ren) that already exist.
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And though Free File may not be the best option if your finances are complicated, if your income came from one source and you didn't undergo any major life changes this year (like owning property or having a child), it'll probably be a breeze to file taxes on your own.
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And the rising popularity of egg-freezing and the easy-breezy marketing surrounding it — "egg-freezing for the price of a healthy snack," according to one ad featuring açaí berries and a smiling cartoon egg — make it seem as if the prospects of having a child were essentially a given.
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Still, changing that nearly-three-to-one ratio is not an insurmountable task, nor is it a wholly individual one: It's something that governments can, and have, directly influenced, in part by instituting inclusive family leave policies that incentivize men and women alike to take time off from work after having a child.
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Although Luke gives a firm "no" after visiting Paris Gellar's (Liza Weil) Dynasty Makers fertility and service clinic, the topic of having a "fresh kid" arises again at the end of "Winter" — and it is evident that Lorelai is hesitant about completely saying goodbye to the possibility of having a child together.
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"It is a medical FACT that when a woman reaches 40 she is in the HIGH risk for having a child, I have a daughter-in-law that has just gone through that with her doctor and he has said that with each year it can get worse," one user wrote on Facebook.
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For instance, Washington State launched a "Paid Family and Medical Leave" program that will cover both salaried and self-employed workers who need to take time out of the workforce due to illness or after having a child — a significant development and a model for other states and the nation at large.
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That leaves most women with three basic, and unpleasant, options: Risk serious jail time, risk injury or death by having an unsafe illegal abortion (which sends about 760,000 Latin American women to the hospital every year), or risk having a child who will either die soon after birth or require constant care.
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Trump also questioned why asylum seekers would flock to an area where tear gas was being deployed, and suggested some asylum seekers grabbed children who weren't their own because they thought it would help their case for asylum: "...They think they will have a certain status by having a child," Trump said.
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"I thought if it's meant to be, if my child is out there, then it will happen, and if it's not, it's the way it was meant to be," Kotb told PEOPLE exclusively of the prospect of having a child 10 years after undergoing cancer treatment that left her unable to do so biologically.
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Miles, despite having a child by the girlfriend with whom he lives, seems more devoted to being "street" than Collin is — he even wears a grill in his mouth — and when Miles illegally purchases a gun from a mutual friend for "house protection," you just know that nothing good is going to come of it.
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Yet in "The Childhood of Jesus," Simón has a brief, inconclusive affair with a neighbor; and when he learns that Inés is flirting with the idea of having a child by another man, he bluntly volunteers to provide her with a brother for David, as the name is (correctly) spelled in the earlier novel.
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"Having a baby is a big challenge for a couple, and going through that together strengthens your bond because if you make it through [having a child], you know you can make it through anything," Legend explained about trying for another child after welcoming 16-month-old daughter Luna, who was conceived with the help of IVF.
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Edith's Big AdventureAn alternate name for Downton Abbey could be The Depressing Life of Lady Edith, after everything she went through on the show, including being left at the altar, having a child out of wedlock (a big no-no at the time), losing her boyfriend after finding out he was married and dealing with her sister's constant sass.
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Under the first phase of the law that was implemented on May 2014, individuals who have committed the "crime" of having a child out of wedlock, failing to attend Friday prayer, and are seen to be promoting any form of belief other than Islam, will be subjected to an Islamic court and could face imprisonment or fines.
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" Kaling has said being pregnant is "a sacred thing," but the Hulu star told PEOPLE in 2015 that she'd stopped looking at getting married and having a child as a goal, explaining, "I have to stop making lists and hopes for myself because if they don't happen, then I feel I haven't achieved my full potential.
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I'll go through the egg-freezing treatment, pumped with hormones each day, and feel like a living balloon, completely empty inside and so bloated I can barely move, but the procedure will give me the chance of maybe, one day, having a child, the act that gives so many people a sense of true purpose and meaning.
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"In the same way that leading institutions advise us to abstain from smoking, eat healthy foods, get plenty of exercise, read to our children, volunteer, and finish school, they should advise young people to postpone having a child until they have a stable partner and are ready to be parents," a preview of his policy says.
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In May, Delta launched a program called Reclaim My Status, which allows travelers who have reached SkyMiles Medallion status to put a hold on that membership if they are having a child, caring for a sick parent, getting a degree, recovering from an illness or other events that would prevent them from traveling enough to maintain their status.
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"Our society," Witt writes, Without sufficient economic and social resources for single mothers, and without the live possibility of childlessness, women are left feeling that, even if they are granted the political "right to choose," the only option that our current society offers to them is that of having a child within the structure of a nuclear family.
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It was about showing that even if you were participating in felonious activities, there were still other things you needed to deal with: you're not just drug dealing but also dealing with a relationship with your parents, your girlfriend, having a child too young and being looked down on by society as one thing, when you're actually much more than that definition.
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Each chapter profiles gamers or game designers immersed in their particular compulsion: Grand Theft Auto, Dance Dance Revolution, Eve Online and No Man's Sky; classics like Elite, Missile Command and Donkey Kong; indie games like Papers, Please (which asks players to assume the role of an immigration officer) or That Dragon, Cancer (which simulates the heartbreak of having a child with terminal cancer).
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"All taxpayers should review their W-4 election on at least an annual basis," Eric Bronnenkant, head of tax at Betterment, tells CNBC Make It. Plus, it's a good idea to revisit it after any major life change, he says, such as having a child, getting married or divorced, or if your spouse dies at any time during the year.
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" FROM PEN: "Long Island Medium" Theresa Caputo on How She Would Fare on Survivor The Hulu star has called being pregnant "a sacred thing," but told PEOPLE in 2015 that she'd stopped looking at getting married and having a child as a goal: "I have to stop making lists and hopes for myself because if they don't happen, then I feel I haven't achieved my full potential.
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I was talking to a woman who is pregnant and I got her to agree I was experiencing 0.1% of the feeling what is having a child—that might be on the high end—but I told her 'listen, I feel it kicking sometimes, it reacts to different activities I'm doing, it's made literally of my flesh and blood and she said, 'Ok, I'll give you that tiny percent.
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" Heti is at her best — her sharpest and funniest — when she writes about why having a child doesn't appeal to her, cutting against saccharine commonplaces about the importance of child-rearing: "It's like the story my religious cousin told me when we were at her home for Shabbat dinner — of the girl who made chicken the way her mother did, which was the way her mother did: always tying the chicken legs together before putting it in the pot.
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Two Google walkout organizers said they were punished for their activism and left the company, a former designer published a viral memo that alleges she was discriminated against for taking maternity leave, and a former legal department employee reported being pushed out of her role at the company after having a child with Alphabet's chief legal officer, David Drummond, who has been accused of having extramarital affairs with several employees, which is a violation of company policy.
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Read more:Dwyane Wade says he and Gabrielle Union are 'proud parents of a child in the LGBTQ community'Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade invited a student who was told to cut off his dreadlocks at school to the 2020 OscarsDwyane Wade says that he grew up 'a little' ignorant of LGBTQ communities but that having a child who uses the pronoun 'she' made him 'look myself in the mirror'Dwyane Wade defends wife Gabrielle Union for 'standing up' against reported racism at 'America's Got Talent' after she was 'fired' from the show
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