To disregard her is inviting trouble. Children are precious in the sight of God and to sacrifice them to the the mother earth is a terrible crime such as through abortions, etc. God the Father is our creator like it or not. I use the name Gaia in respect for the Earth, not because I believe in the godess Gaia. You use the names of the days of the week and the months of the year, which are named after Norse and Greek gods.
Children are indeed precious.
But not so precious that every woman tries to have more than she can afford to feed, and not so precious that she gets pregnant at every opportunity, and not so precious that she decides to continue having children even if she knows that she will probably hemmorhage to death with the next birth. And not so precious that she wants to have one child after another even if she knows it results in low birth rates. By the way, in case you are wondering, I do not believe in Satan or Lucifer. The hypothesis, the brainchild of an English theorist, Dr. James Lovelock and Dr. Margulis, who is a microbiologist, is that the earth deploys feedback mechanisms to maintain an environment hospitable to life. In this it resembles a gigantic living organism, proponents of the Gaia idea believe.