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town_scar's review
informative
reflective
medium-paced
4.75
As a married woman in her late 20s, this is a question that is always being asked of me and weighing on my own mind. I have been wanting a book like this for a long time. This book would be useful for literally anyone. My only gripe is that the information about fertility treatments felt a bit like overkill and was really overwhelming as someone who has not yet had a need to think about them. If you don't care to know extremely specific details about various treatments, skim or skip those sections. Otherwise I found it very helpful and it started very productive conversations in my home. If you're light on time or are easily stressed or overwhelmed by the intensity of decision making, you can skip to the conclusion where it maps out the questions you need to answer to make the best decision for you.
kvreadsandrecs's review against another edition
3.0
A solid 3.5. I really appreciate how purposeful the author made inclusivity. Nothing in the book was truly surprising (well maybe egg freezing. Good lord that’s pricy) but it did help ease some of my anxiety about how old is too old to have a kid and even if I wanted one.