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Scotland’s falling birth rate: Parents say rising costs stop them having more children
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Fewer than 46,000 births were registered in Scotland last year and women are also having children later.
She added: “Milo’s fantastic and he’s a blessing and we’re really, really happy with our family.
And by the time you’re past 40 years, your fertility really is very much lower.”Ms Da Silva warned there are limits to what medicine can do.
Women are having children later.
“I really always imagined having two children – Milo’s fantastic and he’s a blessing and, we’re really, really happy with our family.