Peer Pressures, financies, are forcing ladies to delay their dreams of becoming a mother, and many are discovering the odds are against them by the time they try for a baby, new analysis has warned.

New analysis has revealed the major limitation to motherhood are economic, with three-quarters of women surveyed blaming their financial position.

This was ranked higher than problems finding the right partner, which 59 per cent of women blamed for having to delay motherhood.

The research, involving 1,000 women aged 18-45, was commissioned by The Stork, a clinically proven at-home conception aid which helps couples conceive.

All of the women questioned were hoping to become mothers, and more than half (56 percent) thought the ideal time to start a family was between the ages of 25 and 30.


Yet three-quarters admitted that parenthood would not be part of their plans until they were in their 30s.


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