I love my grandchild dearly, but sometimes you just don't feel up to it. Because I think the child has some rights too, and I feel it's really cheating the child when the parents are more like grandparents than parents. I think these programs should ask for proof of age when women get involved in these programs. I don't know whether any federal legislation should be involved, but from an ethical standpoint I think the programs themselves should establish an age limit policy. It's a double standard.
Nobody says anything about men having babies later in life.
A woman's going to live longer-she has an estimated seven or eight year longer life span than the man does. And if her uterus can hold a baby, then I don't see any problem at all. The only reason it's an issue is because she's a woman. If guys have babies in their late sixties or seventies, nobody makes an issue out of it.