This Is Why Couples Decide Not To Have Babies

25 Apr 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Health

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Apparently as many as 36% of childless couples have only ever spoken about having (or not having) kids once, and 5% have never talked about it at all. In other words, it’s a completely snap decision for a lot of people, at least that’s according to a study from Middlesex University.

Edina Kurdi, a research assistant at Middlesex University, said: ‘Not having children is obviously a very important decision, and what was interesting from the research was the negligible amount of discussion that couples engaged in – many are agreeing not to have children in one conversation, or in an unspoken way.’

Other respondents from the survey said they had just not really discussed the issue.

‘It never really got said,’ said one woman. ‘We had a two-seater car.’

Two seater car. Awesome.

[Source : Daily Mail]

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