Conception Control And Its Effects 8 6
Conception Control And Its Effects 8 6
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In the vast majority of families where no restrictions or unnaturalmeans are used and where mothers nurse their children for eight ornine months, children only come every two years. Even if a youngcouple decide that they cannot afford to bring up more than fourchildren, they have first to prove that four children will be giventhem--in many cases they will not have so many, and as years go by thefertility of the mother becomes progressively less, so that ifchild-bearing is postponed till after t...hirty, in a certain number offamilies no children are born. There are many men and women whobitterly regret having let the years go by in which children mighthave been born to them, and it is only fair that young couples ofto-day should fully understand this risk.
CHAPTER III METHODS There are certain points in regard to methods of preventing conceptionwhich should be made clear.
It is, of course, obvious that conception can be voluntarilycontrolled by abstention from intercourse except when children aredesired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the vast majority of families where no restrictions or unnaturalmeans are used and where mothers nurse their children for eight ornine months, children only come every two years. Even if a youngcouple decide that they cannot afford to bring up more than fourchildren, they have first to prove that four children will be giventhem--in many cases they will not have so many, and as years go by thefertility of the mother becomes progressively less, so that ifchild-bearing is postponed till after t...hirty, in a certain number offamilies no children are born. There are many men and women whobitterly regret having let the years go by in which children mighthave been born to them, and it is only fair that young couples ofto-day should fully understand this risk.
CHAPTER III METHODS There are certain points in regard to methods of preventing conceptionwhich should be made clear.
It is, of course, obvious that conception can be voluntarilycontrolled by abstention from intercourse except when children aredesired.
What to read after Conception Control And Its Effects 8 6?
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