A 38-year-old client is thrilled to learn of being pregnant with her first child. What should the nurse identify as advantages for the client having a child at this age? Select all that apply
1. Most likely well-educated.
2. Ready to make a life change.
3. Decision was made deliberately.
4. Child care will be easier at this age.
5. Able to take on the responsibilities of a child.
1, 2, 3, 5
Explanation:
1. Single women or couples who delay childbearing until they are older tend to be well educated and financially secure.
2. Some women are ready to make a change in their lives, wanting to stay home with a new baby.
3. Usually, the decision to have a baby at an older age was deliberately and thoughtfully made.
4. Because of their greater life experiences, they also are more aware of the realities of having a child and what it means to have a baby at this age. Child care will not be easier.
5. Many of the women have experienced fulfillment in their careers and feel secure enough to take on the added responsibility of a child.
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