Oh really?
China's Pregnancy Robot Is Capable Of Birthing Live Baby
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"Mum, I've just cut my hand on one of your sharp screws."
George1959
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What about adopting a child for couples who are incapable?
And moreover why is it such important for some people to get a child whatever it takes?
I doubt that in some cases it is the child which is important for them but other reasons.
I've read the story of a very wealthy couple with a big company.
They wanted to have an heir for the company but the wife couldn't give birth to a child.
Thus they adopted a male baby.
But while growing older it was obvious that the boy could not do what was expected of him. In the end he committed suicide.
Other company owners just sell their company at a certain age.
not sure about where you live - but in Australia it is almost impossible to adopt a child - there just aren't babies available for adoption
can't see why that would be so for people using IVF any more than for anybody else.
Cornhusker
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Isn't China overpopulated as it is?
They had a ONE child rule for awhile, you could have 2 IF the one was a girl.
They have upped the limit to 3 now.
In 1980, China introduced a one-child policy in an attempt to slow its surging population growth. The government limited most urban couples to one child and allowed two children for rural families if their firstborn was a girl.
But one viral social media post suggests that the nationwide one-child limit in China recently came to an end and that couples can now have up to three children.
"#BreakingNews The Chinese government has announced an end to the one-child policy and will allow couples to have up to 3 children because of the aging majority and lack of young workers," reads a screenshot of a tweet shared to Instagram on May 31.
They have upped the limit to 3 now.
The claim: China announced an end to its one-child policy and will now allow couples to have three children
China's decades-long child-limit restrictions on couples have generated controversy and misinformation on social platforms.In 1980, China introduced a one-child policy in an attempt to slow its surging population growth. The government limited most urban couples to one child and allowed two children for rural families if their firstborn was a girl.
But one viral social media post suggests that the nationwide one-child limit in China recently came to an end and that couples can now have up to three children.
"#BreakingNews The Chinese government has announced an end to the one-child policy and will allow couples to have up to 3 children because of the aging majority and lack of young workers," reads a screenshot of a tweet shared to Instagram on May 31.